I am currently exhibiting my new work at a new alternative space in Sequim. Architect Karla Forsbeck (fellow Cal graduate) owns and operates the gallery. It is a turn of the century (1900) house that she has remodeled and where she has her office. The work has punch and is a nice contrast to the gray days of winter. However, when the sun shines you feel like you could be anywhere. Titles of pieces above, Strait Mist, Incubator, Fall.
Deep Woods Art
New work by Mike McCollum
Sunday, January 15, 2012
The Gallery at Dungeness Design in Sequim
I am currently exhibiting my new work at a new alternative space in Sequim. Architect Karla Forsbeck (fellow Cal graduate) owns and operates the gallery. It is a turn of the century (1900) house that she has remodeled and where she has her office. The work has punch and is a nice contrast to the gray days of winter. However, when the sun shines you feel like you could be anywhere. Titles of pieces above, Strait Mist, Incubator, Fall.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
New work, 2011
This is a new series of works that involve looking at landscape in a different way. The work is about the physical elements of landforms as well as the metaphorical. They are constructed with sticks, branches and various wood that I find from the property where I live. Colored epoxy resin is also used as a painting element that binds the elements together. The works are modest in size ( 12" to 18 " on a side)
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