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| The Fairy World Gallery Click on Images to Enlarge and read more about the works For a free shipping quote to any where in the world, please contact the artist HERE. If you would like to talk about a painting, or about creating a private commission, Please contact the artist HERE. The Story behind this series of works is at the bottom of this page. |
| FW #1 'Harvest Moon' SOLD |
| FW #2 'Innocence' SOLD |
| FW #3 'The Bride' oils/mixed media |
| FW #5 'Power' SOLD Framed oils/mixed media |
| FW #6 'Fairy Tree' oils/mixed media |
| FW #7 'Pocket Fairy' oils/mixed media |
| FW #8 'Midnight' 24" X 24" oils/mixed media |
| FW #9 'I should have taken a left' SOLD |
| FW #10 'Moon Bathing' SOLD |
| FW #11 'Journey' SOLD |
| FW #12 'Batting a thousand' 18" X 24" oils/mixed media |
| FW #15 'Knowing makes all the difference' 18" X 24" SOLD |
| FW #16 'Patience' 24" x 30"X 2" SOLD |
| FW #18 'Mist Fairy' 36" X 48" (HUGE) oils/mixed media |
| FW #19 'Putting it all together' (2) 5" X 7" panels in vintage tabletop frame acrylics/oils/mixed media |
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| FW #17 'Queen of the Unknown' 18" X 24" SOLD |
| The Fairy World Series has been an exploration of my unique brand of Woman. Growing up, I experienced the extremes of the 1970’s stereotypical behavior: both genders were represented clearly to my little-grrrl self. I learned to fight, to fear the adults of the world, and to loath my biggest birth defect, being born female, even worse a female that was able to "see" more than the others in my world. I wanted to play war, and I fought regularly, boys mostly. I hated the color pink, which was spoon-fed in every petite little girl bite I took. In long hair and dresses, I went about my life trying to make sense of what it was to be a girl in this world. Seeking balance, seeking my inner truth, coming to grips with the body that was at once, object/commodity, weapon/tool, and all the time weak/powerful, and shameful/virtuous. Learning how to play the roles with gusto, I have traveled 36 years in a body that has not always felt like my own; a rental that is a little short in the legs and itchy in all the spots that are just out of reach. Fairy World allowed me to marry the warrior, and the type, or brand, of woman that I am. I love my grrrl-ness now, a beautiful, complex and scary uniqueness that defies definitions and allows ultimate flexibility. The female form is inherently preprogrammed into us to bring forth many emotions from every human being on the planet. I am one such human, and this is what I see/feel about also being classified as Female Human. My fairies are not average beauties; they represent the different aspects of my new breed of human being, a complex being that at this time, resides in my gray matter, and now these colorful canvases too. We are all creator and destroyer, we all also have a terminal illness; it’s called birth. I am proud to be this complicated being commonly known as Woman, privately known as my own tiny, infinite universe. This life is full of potential, pain and change. Choice is like a mathematical equation; never ending numbers spiraling into the void, life is a choice; choose wisely and often. The world I was born into did not want me. So, I created my own world. Welcome to my world. This one is Fairy World. |
| Fairy World #20 'The New Moon Vine' 24" x 36" x 2" (thick) Large wall art *New 9/29/08* Oils/mixed media |
