Breathe Onto The Mirror
wanting paintings that are desiring modified in design simplistic in theory allowing for the body to be more than space allows reason paintings that are objects objects that are paintings forget where but not whom to give narrative and representation
Spirit and Soul
life
beauty
grace
empathy
truth
love
motion
Breathe Onto The Mirror Artist Statement
My work engages with the environment but does not privilege the space behind the surface. The surface of my work does not enclose space as much as shelter it. The exterior and interior function together, both are decorative and ornamental components that provide a condition of being and circumstance, rewarding the viewer though experience. These paintings are objects that do not put significance entirely towards their materiality, stature, or monetary value. Rather, these objects activate understanding, empathy and agency. These bright, attractive, and enchanting objects privilege the space before us. The objects that I make celebrate their difference from everything around them and acknowledge our difference in the world. These paintings are unique, authentic, imaginative, and special.
Breathe Onto The Mirror Inventory List
Breathe Onto The Mirror Exhibition,
2015
Size Varies, Mixed Media- Acrylic and Gouache on Canvas, Vinyl, Powder Coating on Steel, Ceramics and Newspaper, Light Projection, Acrylic, Pencil, Ink on Canvas and Stainless Steel Frame, Over Mirrored Paper and Penciled Line on Wall, Acrylic, Laser Engraving on Wood Panel with Plexiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
Breathe Onto The Mirror Exhibition,
2015
Size Varies, Mixed Media- Acrylic and Gouache on Canvas, Vinyl, Powder Coating on Steel, Ceramics and Newspaper, Light Projection, Acrylic, Pencil, Ink on Canvas and Stainless Steel Frame, Over Mirrored Paper and Penciled Line on Wall, Acrylic, Laser Engraving on Wood Panel with Plexiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
Starting Long Before That,
2015
Size Varies- 15’ X 30’, Corner Piece Acrylic and Gouache on Canvas,
Vinyl, Powder Coating on Steel, Ceramics and Newspaper, Light
Projection
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
Starting Long Before That,
2015
Size Varies- 15’ X 30’, Corner Piece Acrylic and Gouache on Canvas,
Vinyl, Powder Coating on Steel, Ceramics and Newspaper, Light
Projection
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
A Space Without Time: (green) Veronese,
2015
24” X 24” X 2”, (eight panels)
Acrylic, Laser Engraving on Wood Panel with Pleiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
A Space Without Time: (green) Veronese,
2015
24” X 24” X 2”, (eight panels)
Acrylic, Laser Engraving on Wood Panel with Pleiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
A Space Without Time: (green) Veronese,
2015
24” X 24” X 2”, (eight panels)
Acrylic, Laser Engraving on Wood Panel with Pleiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
Laughy Taffy: Lemon, Blueberry, Grape, Apple, Cherry, Orange,
2004
12” X 24” X 2 ½”
Acrylic on Panel
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
Repository: The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, is a museum located
on the main campus of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas,
established in 1967.
Eyes Wide Open: Never Turn Your Back To The Sea,
2015
60” X 48” X 3” of each panel,
Gouache on Canvas and Stainless Steel
Straight Up To You
Beneath Meteor Showers
Amassing To Be There
Varying The Speed Of Light
Differences between Ecstasy and Definition
Never Turn Your Back To The Sea
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
. Breathe Onto The Mirror Exhibition,
2015
Size Varies, Mixed Media- Acrylic and Gouache on Canvas, Vinyl,
Powder Coating on Steel, Ceramics and Newspaper, Light Projection,
Acrylic, Pencil, Ink on Canvas and Stainless Steel Frame, Over
Mirrored Paper and Penciled Line on Wall, Acrylic, Laser Engraving on
Wood Panel with Plexiglass Frame
Photographer Jacqueline Ehlis
*These may or not be part of a series.
*No one else owns copyright of the artwork.
*Description: content and context- The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District has long been committed to enhancing the state of the cultural arts locally and has developed a wide scope of cultural programming as part of its service to the public. Begun in 1973, the LVCCLD galleries serve as a free, cultural, and educational resource for the community while promoting and providing opportunities to local, national, and international artists. Solo Exhibition: 2015 Breathe Onto The Mirror, the Studio, Sahara West Library, Las Vegas, Nevada