January 23, 2009 at 5:00 am by Tina McCarthy
Burning for Encaustics
Attention abstract fanatics: prime yourself for a fresh take on this popular movement. Breathing Space, a brilliant creation by the talented Mary Farmer, brings this style to new depths, but not in the way you may think.
Utilizing a Greek tradition known as encaustics, she fuses various shades of wax to exemplify her emotional and corporeal landscape through both color and texture. Translated literally as “to burn”, this method allows the artist to articulate their perspective beyond the restrictions of one dimension. Want to decorate more than just your walls with visions of conceptual expression? Check out the Decline rug by Christian Rathbone. (Available for $2500 at Ruby Living.)
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