Artist Information:
Kathryn Stotler
Eureka, CA
United States
Member Since: Sep 2009
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Artist Statement:
Artist Statement
Working to juxtapose common
items of refuse is the focal
point of my
collage/assemblages, an
exciting arena of evolution
and exploration for me. I
consistently sneak my
experience as a weaver into
new works playing within the
straight line grid that
weaving so brilliantly
employs.
I love using mixed media to
create abstract imagery. I
also love to explore the
visual wonders of scavenged
objects, discarded household
fabrics and plastics that beg
for a last dance in life.
The materials speak to me in
different ways so the work is
continually evolving and what
you see today may be very
different from you see a month
from now. So please stay
tuned, this is all a work in
progress.
Most of the cloth in these
works has been woven, dyed,
painted, and stiffened. All
of papers have been painted,
stripped, folded and
intermixed with cloth. Metal,
rubber, and plastic have been
scavenged, cleaned, oxidized,
and painted or coated. The
paints are unwanted house
colors, watercolors, fabrics
paints, and cold water dyes.
Only the frames are new.
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Kathryn Stotler's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Kathryn Stotler's Portfolio. Browse Stotler's body of work: Artist Statement
Working to juxtapose common items of refuse is the focal point of my collage/assemblages, an exciting arena of evolution and exploration for me. I consistently sneak my experience as a weaver into new works playing within the straight line grid that weaving so brilliantly employs.
I love using mixed media to create abstract imagery. I also love to explore the visual wonders of scavenged objects, discarded household fabrics and plastics that beg for a last dance in life.
The materials speak to me in different ways so the work is continually evolving and what you see today ... |
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