Dayna Talbot, Multi Medium
"A Summer Song"
"Flowers for Tanya"
Encaustic and mixed media 9”x 9”
Encaustic and mixed media 9”x 9”
"Emergence"
Sculptural Abaca Pulp, Netting, Chicken Wire, Pigment and Thread, 35"
Sculptural Abaca Pulp, Netting, Chicken Wire, Pigment and Thread, 35"
"Waiting for the Sun"
Monotype ink and oil pigment sticks, 26.50" x 16.25" |
"Meditations Over the Moon"
Mixed Media on paper mounted on birch panel, 14.5" x 8.25" |
"The Power of Remembrance"
Handmade felted basket
Initial study for
"The Power of Remembrance" A Project in Healing
In my practice as a multimedia visual artist, I have documented stages of grief over the past twenty years post 9/11.
Through the totemic forms in this installation, I hope to honor my colleagues at United Airlines
and all the victims who passed in this collective tragedy.
Four columns stand for each of the planes involved in 9/11. Composed of over 3,000 pieces of shredded and rewoven silk,
each strand honors an individual who died. Additionally, thirty-five handmade felted vessels represent
“thirty-five souls”, one for each of the United and American Airlines pilots and employees who also passed that day.
My intent for The Power of Remembrance installation is to provide the viewer with a space for quiet reflection.
I want to portray fragility, tranquility and strength through my use of materials.
Silk is translucent, both delicate and strong, and wool, as protein fiber, has a sense of the body.
Through these subtle visual cues,
I hope to provide the viewer with a calm, encompassing, and powerful experience of remembrance.
Initial study for
"The Power of Remembrance" A Project in Healing
In my practice as a multimedia visual artist, I have documented stages of grief over the past twenty years post 9/11.
Through the totemic forms in this installation, I hope to honor my colleagues at United Airlines
and all the victims who passed in this collective tragedy.
Four columns stand for each of the planes involved in 9/11. Composed of over 3,000 pieces of shredded and rewoven silk,
each strand honors an individual who died. Additionally, thirty-five handmade felted vessels represent
“thirty-five souls”, one for each of the United and American Airlines pilots and employees who also passed that day.
My intent for The Power of Remembrance installation is to provide the viewer with a space for quiet reflection.
I want to portray fragility, tranquility and strength through my use of materials.
Silk is translucent, both delicate and strong, and wool, as protein fiber, has a sense of the body.
Through these subtle visual cues,
I hope to provide the viewer with a calm, encompassing, and powerful experience of remembrance.
"A Bout of Blue"
Silk screen print stitched with silk thread, 16.5”x 13.75”
Silk screen print stitched with silk thread, 16.5”x 13.75”
Botanical printing is a technique using nature; plants, leaves and flowers
to make their mark, shapes, and color on paper or fabric.
Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. The work is a response to home, nature and my environment. Exploring both the structure and fragility of being human, the work embraces
the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi (the beauty of imperfection and impermanence).
The imperfections in nature and the work is evidence of the process.
"If Only Trees could talk"
Hanji (Korean Mulberry Paper) felted in a process called Joomchi
then combined with the wool and further felted.
Afterwards pieces are eco printed. 18.25”x 13.75”
to make their mark, shapes, and color on paper or fabric.
Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. The work is a response to home, nature and my environment. Exploring both the structure and fragility of being human, the work embraces
the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi (the beauty of imperfection and impermanence).
The imperfections in nature and the work is evidence of the process.
"If Only Trees could talk"
Hanji (Korean Mulberry Paper) felted in a process called Joomchi
then combined with the wool and further felted.
Afterwards pieces are eco printed. 18.25”x 13.75”
NEW HAMPSHIRE, An Asian Sensibility
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"Into the Mist I and II," Encaustic monotype, image 15” x 6” framed 24” x 15”
"Small Changes"
Carborundum collagraph and thread
image 5” x 5,” framed 13.5” x 13.5” SOLD
Carborundum collagraph and thread
image 5” x 5,” framed 13.5” x 13.5” SOLD
"Residue 2," Carborundum collagraph
image 19.5” x 15.75,” framed 29.25” x 25.25”
image 19.5” x 15.75,” framed 29.25” x 25.25”
