Ice Bucket Seeing Things The florescent pink paint and

The florescent pink paint and a loose sketch were used as the starting point

The grid is used as a tool to transfer the image onto the canvas and is emphasized for visual interest which is becoming a signature style in Margaret Louise's work

Each individual panel is 16" X 12"

Mark MacKenzie

Many patterns arrive from visual cues found with in the landscape though others came from external influences such as the reference to Piet Mondrian's tree paintings found in the lower right hand corner

Ice Bucket Seeing Things The florescent pink paint andSarah Irwin Marble, Stainless Steel 14" x 9" x 9 Floe Flow Artist Statement I have never seen an iceberg. It is a gift to collaborate with Pat Lindley who has taken her experience and created a window to the Arctic for those of us who will never stand there. While cutting shapes into stone (that may have been formed by ice), I thought about melt vs. dust, time, and how to turn one natural thing into the idea of another. We know what we know, and