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Catalyst

Posted on 05.15.17 by VoiceCatcher

by Shannon Carlson

Size: 16” x 20”

Medium: Encaustic on panel

Statement: Different forms of energy, direction and movement expose rare beauty even in the starkest places.

Catalyst


Shannon Carlson is an Oregon native who returned to Portland after living in New Mexico and Georgia. Her work is influenced by a feeling of place – places she has been, in life and in travels, and places held close in memory or imagination. See more of her work at Shannon Carlson Fine Art.

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