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Artist StatementAllyson Levy About the work My current body of work deals with the properties of found organic materials at various times of the year and the processes those materials undergo through nature's transitions (decomposition, sunlight, wind, and insects, etc.). After relocating to rural upstate N.Y., I became keenly aware that the natural environment that surrounded me is never static, but constantly in a state of change. It struck me that I had never noticed the seed keys of a maple tree, or the minute differences in the shape of an ash seed, the swelling of forsythia buds. By combining natural materials with wax, I to try to capture human interaction with nature. I hope that my treatment of these organic materials with various techniques of encaustic painting will convey the feeling of particular moments of time and how they effect human emotions. Artist BioA L L Y S O N L E V Y
Carrie Haddad Gallery--May 14 - June 21, 2009 "Spring Exhibit"
Conrad Wilde Gallery – Second Annual Encaustic Invitational
Carrie Haddad Gallery - July 12 to Aug. 12, 2007
Encaustic Work 2005 New
“new encaustic works” R & F Gallery - "MARKINGS" - a collection of personal histories - encaustic on wood
A.O.V. Gallery "MARKINGS" - a collection of personal histories - encaustic on wood
Commissions Pittsburgh Children Museum 2002 “Time Encapsulated “ Monument Memory Wall Metal & glass sculpture (20’ x 7’) Education |