Friday, May 6, 2011

New Series

What Lies Beneath, mixed media, 16 x 20
Elizabeth W. Seaver


This is the first painting I began in a new series exploring a mixed media approach to the painting process with a limited palette.  As to the subject matter:  I've been thinking a great deal about the interdependence of all things, living and non-living, all intertwined with the idea of community and how important that is.  Recent earthquakes, marching development, hatred and revenge, and extreme weather have all played a part in the images I have been creating. 

I have completed eight paintings so far.  You can see them all here

Blessings on you all.  I hope the day is as beautiful where you are as it is where I am.

10 comments:

Kim Rempel said...

Elizabeth - I LOVE your new series! Very bold, graphic and dramatic. Nice pieces!!

inHERdarkroom said...

I absolutely love your new series!! Alexis is looking forward to some classes with you this summer! Where is your new studio?

Anna M. Branner said...

I have seen these paintings in person and THEY ARE FANTASTIC. :)

Linda Popple said...

I really like your new series!! As Kim said, it is dramatic and bold. Very nice!!

Karen Kyle Ericson said...

This is very creative and interesting. I like the feeling of warmth in them. Good luck to you!

Saundra Lane Galloway said...

I'm loving this new thing Elizabeth! I see my favorite...Independent Spirit is already gone! You GO!

Bronson Hill Arts said...

While I have to admit that I miss the birds, I do like this new side of your art, Elizabeth. It's always wonderful to try different types of expression.

And, though your intro seemed somewhat dreary- understandable considering the chaos of the current times- your pieces are not at all dreary. Great work!

-Barb

Elizabeth said...

This is a fabulous series E!!! Very thought provoking and inspiring. It would be so nice if folks would treat each other with fairness and respect that we all deserve!! SIGH!!!
Now I am off to see all 8!
Hugs!

Elizabeth said...

Your e paper is FABULOUS BRILLIANT AND INSPIRED!!! PLEASE tell me that you hand that printed up- you did not do it by hand!!!!!
Happy Mother's Day to you!!! I still have to say that Are you My Mother is my fav!!! :)

martinealison said...

Une très belle interprétation d'un nouveau chemin créatif... Bisous