Vestige
Graphite and watercolor on 300lb. paper
18.5 x 27″ framed
2007
Vestige extracts delicate details from abstraction as an archaeologist excavates remains. Join artist Elizabeth Reed for the dig.
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$1,200.00
Vestige was inspired by limestone floors and the coral under the Florida ground. Limestone is one of the models for my visual archaeology series. I pull delicate details from abstraction like an archaeologist uses a pick and brush to excavate remains.
The limestone of Florida was formed by sediment left by the Everglades. While flowing southwest, water percolated through shells, decaying wildlife, and plants. The flow has been slowed by our roads, farms, and development. Florida's spine is the Everglades, the river of grass. Will stopping its flow leave unusual new sediment?
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