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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

  

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Found objects. Wishing stones from the beach at Monreith.

Ménage à trois

found this at our church book sale. WHAT DESIGN! i love the look. and i love that this authors former book was called "666"

Heres a new piece for a show @ Calico Gallery in Brooklyn.

Sizes range from: 140cm x 20cm x 4cm to

180cm x 20cm x 4cm

 

All SOLD

7" X 3" diam. ink, graphite, white charcoal on paper, wool, glass bottle, cork

mixed media and found objects on wood.

approx. 24" square (61cm)

Nobody found the missing hubcap, so it was pressed into service by the tiny magical folks...

Found this little fellow hanging out on the beach. We set him up to keep all mosquitoes, sand flies, and other general nuisances at bay.

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Got 911? Call Robo Rescue! About 12" tall

Found object sculpture.

Considering today / there is no way / to tell how it will end.

"The peace ships" is a sound and light artwork by Päivi Laakso on the Fredriksvern shipyard. The work is an installation of objet trouvé (found object) consisting of four old wooden boats. The boats are placed where ships in the past were built. The title of "Peace" alludes to the warship "Friderichsværn" that was built at the shipyard and was completed to 1814. This ship was never in active war service.

 

The boats are placed upright and all have the keel facing the sea. The largest boat is 19 feet and the smallest 8 feet high.

 

Each boat has installed sound and light. Merete Mongstad has been responsible for the sound installation. Kurt Hermansen for light installation, which consists of diodes.

 

Source - WIkipedia

A found object, a plastic bottle with water droplets, processed a lot in GIMP.

Things that catch my eye as I navigate through the world

from my exhibition" taillight society" Manchester Museum of Modern Art 1985

New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science, Albuquerque

 

www.nmnaturalhistory.org

burma revisited 3-amulet

 

mixed media on wood: acrylic paint, metallic paint, collage paper, stamps

 

18" X 12"

 

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

jenniferbeinhacker.com

art outside the edge

 

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in burma there is the belief among boys and men (and their families) that a tattoo will prevent death from snake bites or being shot by a gun. the tattoo is often the burmese alphabet (in some form).

we met a man whose mother tattooed him when he was a young boy. he was subsequently bitten by a snake...and did not die. he attributes this to the protection of the tattoo. he has never been shot by a gun, although he has ventured into some dangerous areas in burma.

My most recent mixed metal assemblage/art doll. I had been wanting to do a mermaid for a while and the wonderful face from graphixoutpost and pewter hands from pinksupply seemed to make it happen.

white box series 6

 

the vastness of white...the merging of color to form one unity. each box tells its own strange story

 

mixed media

8" x 8" x 8"

2003

 

SOLD

 

this art piece was sold (before i joined flickr) as a result of an art show i was in. an art loving patron took my business card, went on my website, saw it and wrote to me saying she wanted to buy it.

This is probably red jasper, found on a walk the other day. It's only about an inch across.

Toy antelope, sterling silver, astroturf, resin

 

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