tallulah Terryll "The Stars are in the Soil" 8x10 collage
Tallulah Terryll is an artist who lives and works in Oakland, California. From a young age, she was fascinated by the printmaking process: its transfer of imagery and imperfect repetitions. While she has been working in printmaking for nearly twenty years, her personal art practice is based in painting. Her paintings pay homage to the essence of printmaking, embracing the tactile love for paper, recurring motifs, and a meticulous exploration of positive and negative space.
-
"The Stars Are in the Soil" is a collage that invites viewers into a realm where celestial elements merge with earthly textures. Against a rich, dark brown acrylic background, circles of delicate Japanese paper overlap, creating a sense of depth and movement. Abstract cosmic motifs against an earthly backdrop invite contemplation of the interconnectedness in our own existence.
Tallulah Terryll is an artist who lives and works in Oakland, California. From a young age, she was fascinated by the printmaking process: its transfer of imagery and imperfect repetitions. While she has been working in printmaking for nearly twenty years, her personal art practice is based in painting. Her paintings pay homage to the essence of printmaking, embracing the tactile love for paper, recurring motifs, and a meticulous exploration of positive and negative space.
-
"The Stars Are in the Soil" is a collage that invites viewers into a realm where celestial elements merge with earthly textures. Against a rich, dark brown acrylic background, circles of delicate Japanese paper overlap, creating a sense of depth and movement. Abstract cosmic motifs against an earthly backdrop invite contemplation of the interconnectedness in our own existence.
Tallulah Terryll is an artist who lives and works in Oakland, California. From a young age, she was fascinated by the printmaking process: its transfer of imagery and imperfect repetitions. While she has been working in printmaking for nearly twenty years, her personal art practice is based in painting. Her paintings pay homage to the essence of printmaking, embracing the tactile love for paper, recurring motifs, and a meticulous exploration of positive and negative space.
-
"The Stars Are in the Soil" is a collage that invites viewers into a realm where celestial elements merge with earthly textures. Against a rich, dark brown acrylic background, circles of delicate Japanese paper overlap, creating a sense of depth and movement. Abstract cosmic motifs against an earthly backdrop invite contemplation of the interconnectedness in our own existence.
