Piece description from the artist
Mixed media acrylic and Screenprinting on canvas. Title refers to the Anthropocene Epoch, an unofficial unit of geologic time used to describe the most recent period in Earth's history when human activity began to have a significant impact on the planet.
It is influenced by Egyptian hieroglyphics, graphic design and the flatness of screenprinting.
This painting is related to our relationship to the past, our need for totems and what it feels like to live during a time of flux.
Photo shows the painting unstretched.
A native of Washington, D.C. and third-generation artist, Clare's training includes a degree in Fine Art and years of printmaking study at the Corcoran College of Art. Clare’s work has been included in group and solo shows in the in the US and overseas.
Clare's current body of work is united by the theme of ecology and relationships. Through semi abstract nature-based paintings and prints, her work explores the way hope and a sense of connection can be found even during anxious or uncertain times.
According to the artist, "Each project is a challenge for me — finding the delicate balance between process and feeling.”
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