Boxheart Sarah Wiseman Analysis

April 11, 2012

The Moment In-Between

We are in a world of the known and the unknown. Some of us tend to stick to the known for their own reasons and some would prefer to understand the things that we can only imagine. In the world of art we see many ideas and interpretations of both. When coming across a piece called Vessel by an artist named Sarah Wiseman, I found the feeling of being in-between the known and unknown. The artwork had subjects that looked very familiar but took on a form that left room for the imagination. Most of the pieces I spent my time observing were artworks that I would adore on…show more content…
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Sarah Wiseman, “Vessel,” paint, pencil, encaustic on paper, 2011 (Henry Hood Gallery, Covington).

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