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The City
Cold Wax and Oil on Arches oil paper, 6.5 x 10 in.
Landscape scene in Indian Yellow
Synapse I
Encaustic Mixed Media on cradled birch wood, 12x12 in.
Synapse III
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and paint, charcoal, oil pastel, Art Graf) on cradled birch wood, 10x10 in.
Zaunpfahl
Cold wax, pigment stick, and band-aid on Multimedia Artboard, 12x16 in.
This one’s title means ‘fence post’ in German. It seems to me, the meaning of this piece is just a little too obvious, but oh well. At the time I was too angry to be witty.
Untitled
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and paint, oil pastel, Art Graf, Pigment stick) on cradled birch wood, 12x12 in.
Untitled
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and paint, oil pastel, Art Graf) on cradled birch wood, 12x12 in.
Untitled
Cold Wax and Oil on Arches oil paper, 7 x 11 in.
This is one of two complimentary pieces.
Untitled
Cold Wax and Oil on Arches oil paper, 7 x 11 in.
This is one of two complimentary pieces.
Poisonous Heart
Encaustic Mixed Media on cradled birch wood, 11x14 in.
Untitled
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint, oil pastel, ink, rust) on wood panel, 12x12 in.
Perspective of a Tardigrade
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint, oil pastel, ink, rust) on cradled birch wood, 11x14 in.
Fundamental Bloodlines
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint) on wood panel, 12x12 in.
Untitled
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint, charcoal, oil pastel) on cradled birch wood, 16x16 in.
Immersion
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint, rust) on cradled birch wood, 16x16 in.
The Shape of Us
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint) on cradled birch wood, 8x8 in. each
Self Portrait
Encaustic Mixed Media (encaustic medium and oil paint, rust) on cradled birch wood, 20x16 in.
Melting
Encaustic Mixed Media Sculpture (encaustic medium and oil paint, paper clay) on cradled birch wood, 8x8 in. each
I created triangular forms out of paper clay and let them dry for a few days. Then I glued them onto the substrate and additionally secured them with a staple gun in several places from the back side of the board. After some gesso, I used encaustics to create the textured surface and the melting effect.