Sheryl Daane
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Advent of Autumn
oil on canvas, 60 x 60, $11000
Bloom
oil, acrylic, earth pigments, gold powder, spray apint, 40 x 40, $5250
Pink in the Morning
oil, acrylic, earth pigments, metallic powders, 36 x 72, $8000
Forest Floor Mossy Landing
oil, acrylic, carbon, graphite, earth pigments, minerals, solvents on canvas on panel, 36 x 60, $7000
Oceanic
oil, acrylic, carbon, graphite, earth pigments, minerals, solvents on panel, 40 x 60, $7750
Interstellar Overdrive, Triptych
ink, minerals, acrylic, earth pigments, oil, 72 x 108, sold
Iceland
oil, carbon, acrylic, metallic powders on canvas, 36 x 60, sold
Gold Coast
ink, acrylic, metallic powders, minerals on canvas, 40 x 60 inches, sold
Seafoam 2
oil, acrylic, earth pigments, minerals, metallic powders, 84 x 60 inches, sold
Storm (2)
oil, acrylic, ink, minerals, carbon, metallic powders, earth pigments on canvas, 30 x 60 inches, sold
Cumulous
carbon, ink, oil, minerals, earth pigments,metallic powders, acrylic, 30 x 60 inches, sold
Red Rock (1)
oil, acrylic, rust, earth pigments, metallic powders, ground marble on panel, 48 x 96 inches, $14000
Smoke 1
ink, acrylic, metallic powders on panel, 30 x 60 inches, sold
About the artist...
I consider myself an alchemist on canvas. With an experimental approach and a variety of organic and inorganic elements: oils and water media, salts and minerals, earth pigments, solvents, polymers and metals, I pour, layer and etch away to give the work detail and depth. Metals float gently across, transparent layers entrap movement underneath, and the minerals dry and crystallize to create an ice-like surface. Instead of focusing on the landscape as a whole I find beauty in the details and random patterning in nature. Fractal properties that are found in many natural phenomena are evident in my work. There is no initial plan except the color palette, which I use with line and texture to encourage fluidity and movement to engage the viewer from every angle. I strive to create work that is ephemeral and evocative, to embrace the fragility of the earth's current state, and to help bring that beauty into spaces where we live and work.
Sheryl Daane recieved her BFA from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Barbara. She spent years as a product and graphic designer; although she works full time in Fine Art her years in design are evident in the balance, palette and composition of her work. She spent her early childhood in the Boston area, moved to the Bay Area and currently lives and works in San Luis Obispo, CA.
