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NOTE: Please contact me for a kinetic mixed media version of this design on metal, currently in process.

Set in the dotted horizon of outer space and accentuated by the planet-like eye of a face whose nose is suggested by the distressed familiarity of cork and whose smile reveals teeth of spoons, which betray a distant historical connection with the sole photo I have of one of my wall sculptures. I love the way the ice reminds us of the vast inner artless space of bubbles in a frozen pond.

** The original FIRST print, limited edition of ONE, of this digitally created artwork is currently for sale by contacting the artist directly. Minimum FIRST edition size: approximately 30" x 20". Ceramic mural available by special arrangement. A hand signed Certificate of Authenticity will be provided by the artist.
** COMMISSIONS for independent original mixed media sculptural versions are available by contacting the artist.
** EMAIL: https://kateri-starczewski.pixe...

>> "DYNAMICOFs" I affectionately call my digital designs, "DYNAMICOFs" (a play on "dynamic of"). Accept the invitation to give yourself over to the designs in the dynamics of adventuring. >> SPONTANEOUS The designs emerge spontaneously. Playing with digital textures, shadows, lines, and colors, I sometimes become aware that what is emerging may have been partially influenced by an event or perhaps something or someone. In other words, in my approach, I do not envision a particular design and then go about trying to reproduce it visually. Sometimes I digitally begin with one of my hand-drawn designs. However, my hand-drawn designs also originally emerged spontaneously from shadows, wrinkles, and other anomalies of paper or...