
Witnessing homespun unease 5, 2006, acrylic on paper 26.25" x 37"
Introducing Wendy Heldmann
I like this LA artist's point of view; looking up at trees.

Introducing Wendy Heldmann
I like this LA artist's point of view; looking up at trees.

Looking up, seeing the silhouettes of leaves, tree tops reaching in, a symmetry that might be artist-imposed, and a few surprising shifts of color... give me a sense a spaciousness and balance.

But what's all this about unease? Are these titles wry?


From a statement about Heldmann's work, "With translated imagery from photographs and videos taken from walks, pictures, traveling, and experiences, she fragments the representation of a place so that the pieces become part memory, part imagining, and part copying/doubling."


Prices range, for works on paper, between $1500 and $1700, and the lovely work on canvas on panel is $3,800 at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in the village of Larchmont, NY, where you can see some of Heldmann's work in person.
Inquiries? Please contact the artist directly via email.
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This is how/why I redesigned my bedroom. When I lay in bed now I have a very high porthole window in the side wall and all I can see in the morning is sky and branches. It's heaven.
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