"Saguaro Visage"
by Amelie Laurice

was born from a series of camping, climbing, and trekking adventures in the Californian deserts, wilderness, and around the Southwest including New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah.

Influenced by the naturalism Georgia O'Keeffe and Maynard Dixon, the piece captures iconic elements of the American West and the transformative power of nature.

Details:

• Size: 16" X 20" (Including frame)
• Medium: HPM Gouache on Photograph
• Signed 20/20
• Shipping: Artwork will be shipped by the artist directly to the purchaser. Purchaser will cover the shipping cost and insurance

Artist Bio

Amelie Laurice the artist behind Desert Moonrise, is a self taught and emerging artist who grew up in California.

Her early works were predominantly pop culture style. The Desert Moonrise identity emerged from a series of camping adventures in the Californian deserts and the Southwest, often reminiscent of Georgia O'Keeffe and Maynard Dixon.

She has been featured in publications and media including Los Angeles Times, Artsy's curator's picks, The Argonaut, and NBC Palm Springs.

Her past exhibitions include: LA Art Show, Giant Robot Gallery curated by Luke Chueh, LA-LA Land Gallery, Venice Art Walk + Auctions, Unicef Next-Gen Art, 100 Pieces, Tempe Festival of the Arts, Tucson Historic Fourth Art Festival, Beverly Hills Art Show, Hwy 62 Open Studio, Mojave Showroom Joshua Tree, Acme 5 Lifestyle, Fab Gallery, and Dorado 806 Gallery.

Amelie is a 2023 Curatorial Committee member for Venice Art Walk + Auctions, and one of the founder and principal curator of Dorado 806 Projects.