Forest Things Richard Stipl the subjects of Lacey Bryant's

the subjects of Lacey Bryant's works are like illustrations in a picture book written in an unknown language

Her artwork has become her means of bridging that gap and reinterpreting these backgrounds in ways that resonate within a contemporary context

skeletons and blobby mounds with gaping mouths

“My latest body of work is a reflection of my concern about the decimation of the natural world and our precarious connection to it

15 x 10 in

Forest Things Richard Stipl the subjects of Lacey Bryant'sDetails About Watercolor 5 x 7. 5 in. 2023 9 x 11 in. (f) Framing included The Celtic word for Oak is daur, the origin of the modern English word door, and thus the concept of doorways to otherworlds was bound into the very meaning of oak trees for the Ancient Celts. The Tree of Life (Crann Bethadh) is an tree in a graphic representation of harmony and balance, natures power coming together in an intertwined lacework of beauty, symmetry, and