EcoArt from Palm Trees and Other Nature Materials
I repurpose naturally shed materials such as bark, shells, nuts, fiber, bamboo, twigs and feathers. Using recycled paint, I depict birds, primates and other life forms. Each piece is completed with archival varnish and a hook and wire for wall-mounting.
I repurpose naturally shed materials such as bark, shells, nuts, fiber, bamboo, twigs and feathers. Using recycled paint, I depict birds, primates and other life forms. Each piece is completed with archival varnish and a hook and wire for wall-mounting.
Uma (#36)
24 x 13 x 7" acrylic on queen palm $75 |
Nick (#3)
23 x 10 x 10" acrylic on queen palm $75 |
Bria (#611)
45 x 14 x 9" acrylic and feathers on queen palm $100 |
Z-Bird
19 x 5 x 3" acrylic on pindo palm $25 |
Mai
9 x 4 x 2" acrylic on date palm $25 |
Darla
36 x 14 x 9" acrylic on queen palm $100 |
Goya
30 x 8 x 6" acrylic on queen palm $75 |
Davina
25 x 10 x 7" acrylic and feathers on palm $75 |
Braun
26 x 11 x 6" acrylic on queen palm $75 |
Jade (#171)
42 x 10 x 5" acrylic on queen palm $100 |
Purple Parrot (#447)
37 x 9 x 7" acrylic on palm with feathers $50 |
Roost (#419)
11 x 4 x 2" acrylic on date palm $25 |
Whistle Bird
34 x 11 x 8" acrylic on queen palm $75 on display at SIMED in Gainesville |
Scout (#659)
41 x 11 x 10" acrylic and feathers on queen palm $75 |
Goldena
40 x 13 x 5" acrylic on queen palm $100 |
Short video (26 seconds) of the grounds and exterior of my studio, showing palm masks mounted on trees
A queen palm tree about to drop one of the types of "boots" I use as my "canvas." The boot attaches the palm frond to the tree trunk.