Artist Information:
Donna Jean Engstrom
Brighton, MI
United States
Member Since: Aug 2005
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Artist Statement:
My passion is painting and
collage. Layering texture and
color in an intuitive manner,
I attempt to weave a visual
history. I enjoy working in a
series as it allows me to
communicate my concept in
various ways. My goal is to
provide a mysterious and
intriguing surface, engaging
the viewer.
My first love is painting in
the abstract. I believe this
stems from our inherent need
for self-expression. Painting
in color and shape allow for
exploration of a wide range of
designs and compositions.
I find words especially
appealing and find much of my
work inspired by books and
poetry. Currently, I am
exploring the subject of a
Woman’s Worth based on
Marianne Williamson’s book of
the same name.
If you are interested in
seeing more of my work, please
check out my web site:
www.donnaengstrom.com...
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Artist Exhibitions:
National Collage Society
21st Annual Juried Exhibition
November 19-January 14, 2006
Butler Institute of American
Art, Youngstown, Ohio
Artisans Center of Virginia
Sacred Icons: A Collective
Vision of Symbolic & Ritual
Objects
May 19 - June 29, 2005
Artisans Center of Virginia,
Waynesboro, VA
Honorable Mention
"Ritual transforms the
ordinary into ...
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Donna Jean Engstrom's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Donna Jean Engstrom's Portfolio. Browse Engstrom's body of work: My passion is painting and collage. Layering texture and color in an intuitive manner, I attempt to weave a visual history. I enjoy working in a series as it allows me to communicate my concept in various ways. My goal is to provide a mysterious and intriguing surface, engaging the viewer.
My first love is painting in the abstract. I believe this stems from our inherent need for self-expression. Painting in color and shape allow for exploration of a wide range of designs and compositions.
I find words especially appealing and find much of my work inspired by books ... |
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