Autobiography Past & Present NO.18 Brion They are much like treesand

They are much like treesand leave behind the mark of man’s intervention on nature

he asks his subjects to describe what is most important to them and then includes fragments of their comments beneath their likeness

aka a visual double

the destruction of the environment and of irreplaceable buildings like Notre Dame de Paris and the suffering of animals

Bold colors and compositions that mix natural curves with lines are central to Williams mark-making

Autobiography Past & Present NO.18 Brion They are much like treesandFrom the Artist One of the things I like about printmaking is the serendipitous result. I like to call it a kiss of very unique impression. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records Howardena Pindell continues to create art that often expresses issues of racism, feminism, human rights, and spirituality, typically weaving personal experience with images selected from media, and always elegantly constructed and deeply affecting. The creative process