This Artwork by Natasha Bacca was recently used on ABC's television show The Neighbors. If you see it & let me know which scene I will give you a lifetime of hugs! *Hugs subject to availability; Limit 3 hugs per minute; Hugs are non-transferable.* I am at Telluride Wine Festival this week signing posters. They are 24" x 18" on high grade paper, and they cost $20 each + $5 if you want me to ship it to you. If you would like to buy a poster, let me know and I will get one for you. Earlier this month I was at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas. Did you know you can get Artwork by Natasha Bacca on business checks, personal checks, checkbook covers, address labels, blinds, backsplashes, wallpaper, murals, iPhone cases & Galaxy cases? More products coming soon! Earlier this month I took a drive through Park City, Utah and stopped in to see this Artwork by Natasha Bacca installed at Torchlight Inn. Earlier this week I installed this Artwork by Natasha Bacca at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. New Collector Below & Above 20" x 40" print (2 20" x 20" panels) Collection of A Cascade View Bed & Breakfast in Bellevue, WA. Giveaway Winner Denette Neville selected an 11" x 14" print of Below & Above (right) to accompany a 24" x 20" print she previously purchased of Garden Glowing (left). These prints are displayed in her office which she says "brightens up her work space!" See my Facebook page to learn how to win my artwork every month! June Blog Posts My newsletters are sent once a month via email. Newsletter subscribers enjoy 50% off all prints all the time + each newsletter includes a discount code for purchase of originals. Subscribe here. THANK YOU for all your support! If you have questions or comments I would love to hear them. Much love to you all! ♥ Natasha
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The Life of a Piece of Art ~ 3 years since its creation this piece has lived in many lovely places!6/17/2014 I created this piece of art in 2011 for a proposal to Lane Community College in Eugene, OR for their new Health and Wellness Center. They did not purchase this piece as I hoped. Rather they chose to purchase the 2 below prints. 24" x 20" prints Collection of Lane Community College, Eugene, OR. On display in the Health and Wellness Center. August 2011 A portion of my research and statement about Tree of Life follows: Throughout recorded history in cultures across the world, trees have held both a sacred and a practical relationship with medicine.
More than 2,000 different types of trees are currently used for medicinal purposes. With many unexplored areas of rain forest in the world, many new ones await discovery - or acceptance of what the indigenous populations have long known into Western Medicine. Trees continue to be important symbols in all major cultures. The Arbor Vitae (tree of life) has long illustrated the holistic premise that all life on earth is related. It has been referenced in science, philosophy, mythology and other areas, and is also a metaphor for the livelihood of the spirit. The tree is a powerful symbol of life and growth, and symbolizes the process of transformation. The branches of the tree are mirrored in the human body, from blood vessels, to dendrites, to the cerebellum. Branches are nature’s preferred method of growth. I specifically designed the branches of this piece to mirror branching within the human body. This is best seen in the proportions as well as in the connection of the center branches. 3 years since its creation this piece has lived in many lovely places! :) Shortly after creating this piece in 2011 a woman in Bend, OR purchased it. Tree of Life unique chromogenic photogram 24" x 20" original piece Bend, OR home 2011 This piece has also been a popular print. Some prints and photos follow, but more are out in the world including 1 in Australia. Tree of Life 20" x 16" print Collection of Boise Hillside Suites, Boise, ID 2014 Tree of Life 24" x 20" photo print Oakland, CA apartment 2013 Tree of Life 36" x 30" canvas print Portland, OR home 2014 If you would like to purchase a print of Tree of Life do so here or contact me. Thank you for viewing! If you have questions or comments I would love to hear them. Much love to you all! ♥ Natasha Earlier this week the above 15 Artworks by Natasha Bacca were installed at Arroyo Wine Bar and Art Gallery in Telluride, CO. They will be on display throughout June with several events to coordinate with the Telluride Wine Festival. I will be there June 25th - 30th, and I would love to meet you if you are there too! Arroyo Wine Bar and Art Gallery is located at 220 E Colorado Avenue in Telluride, CO. It is Telluride's only hybrid fine art gallery and wine bar, featuring renowned artists from Colorado and the four corners region, and around the country. The gallery specializes in southwest contemporary realism, in painting, photography, and mixed media on the walls as well as bronze, steel, and clay sculpture. Arroyo hosts monthly show openings and receptions, and the gallery is open late at night year 'round for guests to enjoy both the art, and also over 100 fine wines by the glass and small plate appetizers and desserts. Special offers on my wine series include 50% off all prints to newsletter subscribers. Subscribe here. Shop here. Thank you for viewing! If you have questions or comments I would love to hear them. Much love to you all! ♥ Natasha I release my artwork in quarterly batches, and about half way through each quarter I like to give fans a glimpse at what I'm working on. Last quarter was dominated by my wine series, but this quarter I am back to nature with more multi-panel pieces as well as new specimens. Multi-panel pieces: With my artwork I illustrate the notion of exceptional nature as a mirror of exceptional human nature, using nature as a catalyst to explore concepts of life and health. I commonly use multiple-panels as views illustrating a mysterious reality alluding to the interconnectedness of all life on our planet and providing a metaphor for our common, evolutionary ancestry. Below are some new multi-paneled pieces I've created this quarter. |
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