“Solitaire” geometric abstraction

“Solitaire” geometric abstractionMs. Jellenik starts her process by collecting images of flowers, shells, leaves, branches, and other natural elements. She then digitally edits them to achieve a more graphic appearance. When shes happy with the composition, she prints them on hand painted, leafed paper or plain paper. Then she adds other media, such as paint, print, metal, or wax, on top. This layering creates texture that highlights her subjects and celebrates the beauty of the

I was driving kind of fast to capture the changing light when I saw this in my peripheral vision

and magazines

“I have always sought wonders in everyday life and nature

and educate the eye of the perceiver

This day it was a feeling

and leaves your skin feeling softer

Let it work its magic for five minutes

The wetlands are often overlooked in their importance providing habitats for animals and plants

Meryl populates her artworks with strictly gridded geometric shapes adjacent to realistic representations

The reopening of the Richelieu site

The jacquar crawling through the flowers in green and blue

Monica Nask studied at the Rhode Island School of Design where she earned her BFA