Enter, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$550
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Adjust, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$550
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Settle, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$550
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Agree, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$550
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Sequence, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$1450
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Threshold, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$1110
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Torus, MJ Connors Davison
Mixed Media
$1650
My love for trees is echoed in others’ written works and through sacred geometry.
For example, Mary Oliver’s poem “When I am among the Trees” had me responding to each stanza as if I was walking alongside her, my senses enlivened and impacted, while witnessing a philosophical conversation with a forest.
In “Sequence” and “Threshold”, impressed with the power and perseverance of trees through the stresses of the seasons, I juxtapose clear blue air with the deep glow of fire, overlaid with etheric matrices that support a given tree whether it is in its cycle of rooting, growing, perishing, or regenerating.
MJ Connors Davison is a lifelong artist working in mixed media collage, inviting viewers into various dynamic narratives of place and time founded in beauty and wonder. She has lived, worked and taught in Philadelphia, New York, and San Francisco. Collections include SFMOMA, MoMa NYC, The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Reed College, Yale University, and many private patrons nationally.
Air, Jannebeth Roell
Mixed Media
$650
In my work I seek to connect with the four elements of nature: earth, water, air, and fire. From doing this I experience a continuous sense of joy and renewal. I found the trees featured in these paintings in NW Portland, Sauvie Island, and the Columbia Gorge.
Fire, Jannebeth Roell
Mixed Media
$650
In my work I seek to connect with the four elements of nature: earth, water, air, and fire. From doing this I experience a continuous sense of joy and renewal. I found the trees featured in these paintings in NW Portland, Sauvie Island, and the Columbia Gorge.
Earth, Jannebeth Roell
Mixed Media
$650
In my work I seek to connect with the four elements of nature: earth, water, air, and fire. From doing this I experience a continuous sense of joy and renewal. I found the trees featured in these paintings in NW Portland, Sauvie Island, and the Columbia Gorge.
Water, Jannebeth Roell
Mixed Media
$650
In my work I seek to connect with the four elements of nature: earth, water, air, and fire. From doing this I experience a continuous sense of joy and renewal. I found the trees featured in these paintings in NW Portland, Sauvie Island, and the Columbia Gorge.
Distant Colorado Summer Storm, Robin Lieberman
Watercolor
$400
I enter the realms of color as guideposts to the spiritual world. The joy of exploration, novelty of curiosity, sheer beauty of life, is my steadfast nourishment to love and be in relationship-with self, others, life. “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” Vincent Van Gogh
Sunlight Trees, Robin Lieberman
Watercolor
$400
I enter the realms of color as guideposts to the spiritual world. The joy of exploration, novelty of curiosity, sheer beauty of life, is my steadfast nourishment to love and be in relationship-with self, others, life. “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” Vincent Van Gogh
Firedancers, Robin Lieberman
Mixed Media
$400
I enter the realms of color as guideposts to the spiritual world. The joy of exploration, novelty of curiosity, sheer beauty of life, is my steadfast nourishment to love and be in relationship-with self, others, life. “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” Vincent Van Gogh
Looking Up, Robin Lieberman
Mixed Media
$400
I enter the realms of color as guideposts to the spiritual world. The joy of exploration, novelty of curiosity, sheer beauty of life, is my steadfast nourishment to love and be in relationship-with self, others, life. “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” Vincent Van Gogh
Colorado Mountain Stream, Robin Lieberman
Watercolor
$400
I enter the realms of color as guideposts to the spiritual world. The joy of exploration, novelty of curiosity, sheer beauty of life, is my steadfast nourishment to love and be in relationship-with self, others, life. “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” Vincent Van Gogh
root wisdom, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$450
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
current, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$450
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
listening tree, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$350
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
dream tree, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$350
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
pulse, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$350
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
root 1, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$300
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
root 3, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$150
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
root 4, Jenny Siegel
Watercolor on Paper
$150
Through my artwork I explore the vibrant energy of trees. I like to imagine how trees grow deep roots for strength, health, and interconnectedness with all life. Trees have a mysterious and expansive world underground where roots and mycelium connect and communicate. During this time of collective crises, trees offer support, inspiration and connection, reminding me to turn inward and slow down to connect with my roots.
Jenny Siegel is a Portland-based, mixed-media artist. Her art-making is an exploration, allowing curiosity and spaciousness to inform her process. She is inspired by forms found in nature, and interconnection. Working with a mix of different mediums, she creates layers, textures, & negative space to invite the viewer into a world of curiosity & contemplation. Her work is held in various private collections. www.jennysiegel.com
Smoke at Sunrise, Patricia Homan Lynch
Cold Wax Oil, Framed Canvas
$400
We live in a world of color and form. I use painting as a tool to help me better understand the world around me and the world inside me.
Painting is a journey cultivating my capacities for understanding of color and form. I ask “What is red saying? How do I listen? How does that answer come through?
I am continually in awe of the mysteries working in the creative process.
Patricia Homan Lynch, BFA, is a social artist and painter.
Trees in a Dark Sky, Patricia Homan Lynch
Cold Wax Oil, Framed Canvas
$400
We live in a world of color and form. I use painting as a tool to help me better understand the world around me and the world inside me.
Painting is a journey cultivating my capacities for understanding of color and form. I ask “What is red saying? How do I listen? How does that answer come through?
I am continually in awe of the mysteries working in the creative process.
Patricia Homan Lynch, BFA, is a social artist and painter.
Walking the Path, Patricia Homan Lynch
Cold Wax Oil, Framed Canvas
$400
We live in a world of color and form. I use painting as a tool to help me better understand the world around me and the world inside me.
Painting is a journey cultivating my capacities for understanding of color and form. I ask “What is red saying? How do I listen? How does that answer come through?
I am continually in awe of the mysteries working in the creative process.
Patricia Homan Lynch, BFA, is a social artist and painter.
