Still Pushing

Since I first started painting as a meditative practice, about 4 years ago, layered abstracts have been, and still are, a very common theme in my work. I've always 'built' the piece from the bottom up. The topmost part often depicts sky and/or trees, shrubs, plants, organic matter. I have a visceral feeling when I paint one; it's like pushing and pushing up from the depths of the earth until I break through to the light. Each painting I complete, serves as a record of my process to move up through the obstacles and reach the light. I find this approach restorative and energizing. One does what one needs to, to hang on to the positive. Here's a recent example.

Artist Talk Cancelled

Sorry all
Just got the hook for Saturday, June 25 artist talk at the Whit.
Oh well.
We're still on for the Artswalk, Friday, July 1st.

CU

"Scapes" Show Extended and Artists' Talk

"Scapes" been extended and will be up for July's First Friday Artswalk on July 1st. 5:00-8:00 PM
Also-This Saturday, June 25th, I will be part of a panel discussion, along with the six other artists who are showing their work. Bagels at 1:00PM, talk at 2:00. At The Whit.

“Andrea Feldman's beautiful "Breaking Through", pan watercolor and oil pastel print on metal. Love this piece and the super innovative approaches Feldman has to art making. Just one of 42 pieces from 7 artists that comprise the "Scapes" exhibit in both gallery spaces at the Whitney Center for the Arts.”
--Leo Mazzeo-Manager