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An old fan on an ammo box in front of an abstract painting, not really a still-life, but too good to pass up!
A sculpture that I saw when I last visited our local art center. It is an unusual use of found objects and I am unsure of the symbolism intended. My other thought was that the crutches could be better repurposed by giving them to an agency where they could be distributed to clients in need.
burma revisited 2-cave of 10,000 buddhas
19" X 23 1/2"
we recently returned from a two month trip to asia. we visited china, tibet, nepal, bhutan, india, burma and japan.
just us two (not a "tour"), our backpacks and sense of adventure.
we have been in burma before, but this time we spent more time in this beautiful country.
we had an amazing time on our trip.
jennifer beinhacker
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art outside the edge
EXPLANATION OF THIS PIECE:
there are several caves in burma that house thousands of buddha statues. some are very very old and some are newer.
they fill the extensively large multi-level caves from top to bottom....standing on the cave floors and high up in small niches.
it is a golden, awesome, spiritual, peaceful and awe-inspiring experience to behold.
A rusted circular saw blade mounted on weathered barn wood, its oxidized surface a map of years left out in the elements. Rust streaks bleed down the grain like the blade is slowly becoming part of the wall.
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shrine 8
11 1/2"h x 7 1/2" L x 4"d
mixed media: wood tangarine box, acrylic paint, found objects, dolls, beads, bones, wooden stick, jewels, glass globules, collaged paper.
jenniferbeinhacker.com
art outside the edge
found this at our church book sale. WHAT DESIGN! i love the look. and i love that this authors former book was called "666"