Minda Douglas
Students
Humanities Club
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Minda Douglas Artwork
Artist Statement
My work addresses an interest in the cycles of natural processes. I am fascinated with the how life is both fragile and resilient. I use natural and man-made forms as symbols of death, life, time, and energy. I explore how the juxtaposition or repetition of these symbols can add levels of meaning to the work.
Taking Flight Graphite on Paper
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In some of the pieces, I poke fun at how humans try to help nature. |
Life, Death, and a Piece of String, Oil on Canvas
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Detail of Death of a Cornstalk, Graphite on Paper
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I try to find objects that could be used to represent life or death, and then I force them together in unusual ways. |
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Container 2
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Container 3
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Phase Series
Intaglio-Type and Colored Pencil
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Phase Series
Intaglio-Type and Colored Pencil |
Phase Series
Intaglio-Type and Colored Pencil |
Phase Series
Intaglio-Type and Colored Pencil |
Nest
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Life on a Silver Platter
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Gather ye Rosebuds
Oil on Canvas |
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