A few pieces from the series Decomposition; all cells break down, exploring memory and entropy.
‘Lamentation of the Late Bloomer’, Cat Lynch, watercolor and encaustic on found image, 2012
The fruits of last week’s encaustics session.
I’m getting to an age where childhood still feels fresh and vivid, but enough time has passed that the specifics have become blurred, the edges softened and stories blended. ‘Lamentations of a Late Bloomer” is part of a larger series attempting to catch hold of these specific feelings. Each found image is hidden under a layer of pattern, taken from a quilt that is also starting to grow thin from time and use.
These three pieces will actually be UP FOR SALE FOR REAL U.S. CURRENCY at the Columbus Arts Festival, next weekend, June 1,2, and 3 . Just look for them with the rest of the CAW ladies in the Big Local Art Tent. (And while you’re there, don’t forget to stop by to say ‘hi’ to Wallace)
‘Cross My Heart and Hope to Die,’ Cat Lynch, watercolor and encaustic on found image, 2012.
‘Eenie, Meenie, Minie.’ Cat Lynch, watercolor and encaustic on found image, 2012
‘Best Friends Forever,’ Cat Lynch, watercolor and encaustic on found image, 2012
OMG! These are awesome!