Another one I’d never seen. She’s so often associated with the southwest and deserts, I was surprised to see her using seaweed as a focus. Of course, her location at the time played a role, but the approach reminded me of her later flower portraits.
It is interesting – the colors do make me think first of southwest. I wonder if east coast seaweed is really this colorful? Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Linda. 🙂
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Another one I’d never seen. She’s so often associated with the southwest and deserts, I was surprised to see her using seaweed as a focus. Of course, her location at the time played a role, but the approach reminded me of her later flower portraits.
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It is interesting – the colors do make me think first of southwest. I wonder if east coast seaweed is really this colorful? Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Linda. 🙂
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I see a stylized face at the top.
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I see two Native Americans turned sideways wrapped in woven blankets….a far cry from seaweed!
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Fascinating! I love her work but don’t recall seeing this one.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Rosaliene. 🙂
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Her color schemes seem so raw to me, abstract as this one is, it seems to reveal something visceral, almost otherworldly.
~ Dora
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I agree, Dora. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🙂
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