Anki King

Meeting (2020)

Mixed Media on Paper

25.5 x 19.5"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Kneeler (2020)

Mixed Media on Paper

12.5 x 10"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Letter (2020)

Mixed Media on Paper

26 x 20"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Leaves (2021)

Oil on Canvas

78 x 60"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

White (2011)

Oil on Canvas

88 x 75"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Wrap (2021)

Oil on Board

12 x 19"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Two Figures (2021)

Oil on Canvas

22 x 23"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

One Figure (2021)

Oil on Canvas

21 x 22"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Anki King

Untitled (2021)

Oil on Canvas

26 x 37"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Anki King's creative process is that of meditation. The artist will often cut a random piece of canvas, staple it to the wall and prepare it, then sit and wait until the idea for a painting reveals itself. In mindful quietness, she discovers imagery through colors and lines. Despite the physicality of her process using big brushes and large canvases, the imagery that appears are figures that have a stillness. They seem to be in a stasis where the world is moving past them, but they will be there, waiting for the world to slow down enough to meet them.

"I paint and sculpt life sized figures that act as symbols for feelings that can't accurately be described in words. They are characterized by the object symbols with which they share space. Each figure, or fragment of a figure, stands still in readiness for a charged meeting with the viewer. The viewing activates a series of responses, where identity is projected onto the faceless figure, similar to a reflection that offers the gazer another view of him/herself. This frees the narrative from being contained within the subject matter of the artwork and allows it to exist in the viewing space."

Elaine Lorenz

Depleted (2018)

Ceramic

51"h x 13"w x 13"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Torsion (2019)

Ceramic

46"h x 12"w x 10"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Pulsation (2019)

Ceramic

58"h x 10"w x 8"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Inflamed (2020)

Ceramic with Acrylic Wash

62"h x 12"w x 8"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Spiraling Down (2020)

Ceramic

44.5"h x 13.5"w x 11"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Turbulence (2020)

Ceramic

58"h x 15"w x 11"d

Steel base .25"h x 14"w x 14"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Empty Promise (2016)

Ceramic, oxide stains, wood, steel

25"h x 18"w x 13"d

Steel base .25"h x 17"w x 15"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Bristled Beauty (2018)

Ceramic, oxide stain

18"h x 13"w x 12.5"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Unfolding (2019)

Ceramic

10.5"h x 13"diameter

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Premonition (2020)

Ceramic, oxide stain

30.5"h x 5"w x 5"d

Steel base 0.25"h x 10"w x 10"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Flourish (2019)

Ceramic, acrylic and wax stain

8"h x 15"w x 15"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Lonely Shell (2018)

Stoneware clay, Oxide stain

14"h x 6.5"w x 4.5"d

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Elaine Lorenz

Tortuga (2018)

Stoneware clay, Oxide stain

13.25"h x 10"w x 5"d Each

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

The work of Elaine Lorenz has always been connected to the earth and the natural beauty that has been given us. Much of her art practice revolves around referencing the natural world-various types of vegetation, rock formations or animals-in an abstract way. The artist sees inspiration in everything from the grandeur of all-encompassing landscapes visited in her travels, to the small green sprout appearing from the winter's rest or a mushroom popping up through asphalt in her neighborhood. The uplifting forces, the perseverance and the endangerment of the natural world are all contemplated in the artist's sculptures.

Howard Nathenson

Skylands

Oil on canvas

48 x 48"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Rolling

Oil on canvas

48 x 48"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Skylands

Oil on canvas

48 x 48"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Breaking

Oil on canvas

31 x 31"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Cross Currents

Oil on canvas

37 x 37"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Red Sky

Oil on canvas

36 x 25"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Howard Nathenson

Top to Bottom

Oil on canvas

31 x 25"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Howard Nathenson employs a variety of traditional media and disciplines of traditional and contemporary art. The artist is concerned with how natural forms transcend mere objects and become spiritually and psychologically relevant to both the viewer and himself. In the painting process, imagery becomes the artist's world where objects such as trees, clouds, rocks, water and mountains take on a life of their own.

Melita Westerlund

Koralli Saari (Red)

Cotton Fiber, Wire Mesh

30 x 30 x 15"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Koralli Saari (Green)

Cotton Fiber, Wire Mesh

30 x 30 x 15"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Koralli Saari (Blue)

Cotton Fiber, Wire Mesh

30 x 30 x 15"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Blink

Handcast Paper, Frame

43"X32"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Check the Map Again

Handcast Paper, Frame

43"X32"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Naptime

Handcast Paper, Frame

43"X32"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Salvaged Red

Cotton Fiber

48x69x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 1

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 2

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 3

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 4

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 5

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 6

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 7

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 8

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 9

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Octopus Garden 10

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh, Steel

54x25x24 (Height varies)

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.

Melita Westerlund

Coral Wall Series

Cotton Fiber, Wire mesh

10x9"

This artwork is available for purchase from the exhibition Meditations curated by Susan Nathenson.

Sales tax is included in the price of the artwork.

Works by Melita Westerlund reflect a concern for the health of the earth's coral. The artist's environmentally-related sculpture is a complex form and texture suggestive of coral. The finished appearance of her sculpture is not a literal copy of coral but rather, suggestive of the living organisms that make up a coral reef ecosystem.