Thea Schrack
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Seaglass 15
archival print mounted on acrylic, 30 x 30
Seaglass 7
archival print mounted on acrylic, 30 x 30
Califiornia Dreamin'
acylic on canvas, 34 x 28
Dissolving Edges i
photographic pigment print, float framed, 32 x 48, sold
Wildfire 4
acrylic on canvas, 58 x 64
Nothing Really Ends
acrylic, 52 x 64
Restoring Mystery
plexi mounted photography, 40 x 60, sold
Seaglass 48
plexi mounted photography, 32 x 48, sold
Seaglass 41
plexi mounted photography, 32 x 48
Seaglass 37
plexi mounted photography, 32 x 48
This Moment in Time
acrylic on canvas, 64 x 50
Floating Music
acrylic on canvas, 56 x 48
Glass Forms 1
acrylic on canvas, 64 x 50, sold
Carried Away
acrylic on canvas, 60 x 64
Composure 1
photo mounted with polished plex, 36 x 81 inches, sold
SeaGlass 27
photography, 30 x 30
SeaGlass 28
photography, 30 x 30, sold
SeaGlass 38
photography, various sizes, sold
SeaGlass 39
photography, sold
SeaGlass 50
photography, 32 x 48, sold
SeaGlass 51
photography, various sizes, sold
About the artist...
Thea Schrack is a photographer and painter with a penchant for the past. Her photographic forays have taken her to English country estates, Czech castles, vineyards and to the shores of water bodies all over the world in search of places endowed with a sense of beauty and mystery. The pervasive ethereal, somnambulistic effect throughout her work is derived from an amalgamation of her subject choice, film and developing techniques, and how she chooses to print and mount her images.
Schrack's work sometimes combines color photography with layers of encaustic wax and oil paint. For these specific pieces, her photography is mounted on birch panel and then covered with a number of layers of encaustic wax.
Thea Schrack received her B.F.A. in Photography from the San Francisco Art Institute. She was awarded the New Faces Award in fine art photography from American Photographer Magazine upon graduation. Her work has been featured in numerous solo and group shows throughout the United States can be found in many distinguished collections. Thea Schrack lives and works in San Francisco.