Abstraction

Included in my recent solo show KAREN EIDE: RECENT WORKS was a series of abstract pieces entitled The Economy of Nature. Crop and pasturelands are used as metaphors that reflect my concerns over environmental disruption caused at the hand of man. I examine the complexity of nature through simple, distilled forms that appear random and ordered at the same time and imply a repeating pattern or continuum.Ecology studies environmental systems and is also referred to as the Economy of Nature. The latter is where I draw the title and impetus for this series.
Multiple mediums – encaustic, charcoal, ink, pastel and graphite are used to create images that cross the lines between painting, drawing and textile.

 

6 comments


  • OHHHHH….Really nice! LOVE #1!

    March 27, 2012
  • kceide

    Thank you Judy!

    March 27, 2012
  • Love the colors!!! And the line work…they look like there are some stories behind them too:)

    April 1, 2012
    • kceide

      Thank you! I love your work to so the feeling is quite mutual!

      April 1, 2012
  • Dang! It’s been awhile since I popped in over here…and of course you are breaking new ground…the abstractions are lovely in your most wonderful way…your text/descripts are crisp and clear too…you have such a beautiful and compassionate way of sharing wisdom…
    love
    love
    love it.
    d

    April 26, 2012
    • kceide

      Thankyou Donna! I don’t get “out” much either!! Great to hear from you. xoxo

      April 26, 2012

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