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Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch is an internationally acclaimed artist and educator with an exhibition history including shows and teaching conferences in Australia, New Zealand, Bali as well as in the United States. Her works are in collections world wide. She is known for her innovation in encaustic painting, her books on encaustic methods and her production of Encausticamp and her product line Encaustikits. Patricia is now based in Lexington Kentucky, and we are please to show her work at 310 ART.
"In my current work I find myself striving to reintroduce color and use it in a sophisticated, understated yet more elemental way after several years of a strictly earth-toned palette.
This desire for color speaks to the influence and surprising adoration of our new home in the NoLi district of Lexington, Kentucky. The vibrancy and integrity of this up-and-coming area have captured my heart.
As well, my own hearts-desire to explore the memories of places visited in the last decade of travel insinuates the introduction of small pockets of color. Through this color and gentle rhythm I hope to speak back to the joy, richness and excitement of life and exploration to which travel opens one, without shouting it to the world."
Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch is an internationally acclaimed artist and educator with an exhibition history including shows and teaching conferences in Australia, New Zealand, Bali as well as in the United States. Her works are in collections world wide. She is known for her innovation in encaustic painting, her books on encaustic methods and her production of Encausticamp and her product line Encaustikits. Patricia is now based in Lexington Kentucky, and we are please to show her work at 310 ART.
"In my current work I find myself striving to reintroduce color and use it in a sophisticated, understated yet more elemental way after several years of a strictly earth-toned palette.
This desire for color speaks to the influence and surprising adoration of our new home in the NoLi district of Lexington, Kentucky. The vibrancy and integrity of this up-and-coming area have captured my heart.
As well, my own hearts-desire to explore the memories of places visited in the last decade of travel insinuates the introduction of small pockets of color. Through this color and gentle rhythm I hope to speak back to the joy, richness and excitement of life and exploration to which travel opens one, without shouting it to the world."
In The Pinnacles, encaustic on panel, 30 x 30