Atelier Frey
Alternative process photographs of one man and a crane lifting away the severed limbs of a 350-year-old oak tree in our Walnut Creek backyard — as my marriage and family were being dismantled.
Ideas of separation, trauma, and familial discord embed earlier bodies of my photographs and drawings. They often capture ideas of play and abandonment. This work takes on a variety of artistic expressions including paintings, original wood, and cyanotypes, and will be shown as a visual poem projected in video format.
cyanotypes + encaustic on panel
9x12, 8x10, and 4x6”
cyanotype + encaustic on panel (various sizes)
oil paint and charcoal on primed canvas. 30 x 52”
oil and charcoal on primed canvas
9x12” Van Dyke print mounted on panel, encaustic
oil paint and charcoal on primed canvas 28 x 32”
il paint and charcoal on primed canvas