Encaustic carving, (8 × 10 inches), mounted onto panel, wall hung.
Materials: beeswax, damar resin, photograph, powdered pigment, solid wood
Flowers that filled my summer garden were carefully collected and deconstructed to gather seeds for the coming year. As my antique desk lay covered in piles of petals, I was struck by the beauty of the subtle, rich color that fed my eyes’ hunger for color and form. What a powerful reminder that our experiences continue to nourish the selves we become.
Printed onto paper and layered with molten beeswax and damar resin, fused repeatedly between layers, meticulously carved and pigmented end-to-end, this piece was mounted onto solid wood panel, ready to hang on your wall.
Encaustic carving, (8 × 10 inches), mounted onto panel, wall hung.
Materials: beeswax, damar resin, photograph, powdered pigment, solid wood
Flowers that filled my summer garden were carefully collected and deconstructed to gather seeds for the coming year. As my antique desk lay covered in piles of petals, I was struck by the beauty of the subtle, rich color that fed my eyes’ hunger for color and form. What a powerful reminder that our experiences continue to nourish the selves we become.
Printed onto paper and layered with molten beeswax and damar resin, fused repeatedly between layers, meticulously carved and pigmented end-to-end, this piece was mounted onto solid wood panel, ready to hang on your wall.
