Artist Information:
Peach Russell
easton, PA
United States
Member Since: Mar 2007
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Artist Statement:
Artist’s Statement
Peche B. – A Renaissance
Retrospective
I consider myself a
Renaissance woman. I believe
my work defies definition but
my friends and family think my
Art style is Contemporary-Afro
centric.
My recent creations are
pieces which I consider a
‘Journey of Spiritual
self-discovery’. These
include paintings, collages &
quilts which are tributes to
Domestic Violence victims,
survivors & Breast Cancer
victims & survivors. These
issues are very prevalent in
Caribbean-American
communities.
I started out 20 years ago
in NYC as an academically
trained Fashion Designer &
Watercolorist at NYC’s Fashion
Institute of Technology. My
passion for art grew so much
that I retired from Fashion
design & dedicated my time to
Art. I believe I have not yet
created my greatest works.
As a non-conformist, I have
reinvented myself into a
Multi-media artisan who
Paints, Sews, Quilts, Crafts,
Writes and Designs in any
medium on hand. The Paintings
I create are spontaneous &
reflect my mood as I paint.
My vibrant and deliberate
use of color is one of my
trademarks that stems from my
Jamaican heritage. Just as
the island is awash with
color, when I paint I feel the
color vibes of the Caribbean.
My work ...
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Peach Russell's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Peach Russell's Portfolio. Browse Russell's body of work: Artist’s Statement
Peche B. – A Renaissance Retrospective
I consider myself a Renaissance woman. I believe my work defies definition but my friends and family think my Art style is Contemporary-Afro centric.
My recent creations are pieces which I consider a ‘Journey of Spiritual self-discovery’. These include paintings, collages & quilts which are tributes to Domestic Violence victims, survivors & Breast Cancer victims & survivors. These issues are very prevalent in Caribbean-American communities.
I started out 20 years ago in NYC as an academically trained Fashion Designer & Watercolorist at NYC’s Fashion Institute of Technology. My passion for art grew ... |
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