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Nature: Time to Go I - Limited Edition of 1 Artwork

Scottie Kersta-Wilson

United States

Mixed Media, Textile on Canvas

Size: 20 W x 40 H x 1.5 D in

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This silk piece is from an image of poppy fields in Afghanistan. This manipulated photograph exposes growth and beauty of nature, as well as soaring opium addiction that can result as a result of an unintended consequence of the horror of war. Although the U.S. government pays the farmers to grow other crops, poppy cultivation is too lucrative to stop. Many citizens believe the opium to be a cure-all medicine; addiction happens to the old and young alike. The silk image sewn to canvas, either horizontal or portrait, allows the viewer to wander through the poppy fields in their imagination.

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Mixed Media:Textile on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:20 W x 40 H x 1.5 D in

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Scottie Kersta-Wilson is a Chicago-based artist, writer, and textile designer. Having travelled as an Army Brat for much of her childhood, she settled in Houston TX after the death of her father in Vietnam. Photography led her to Chicago to pursue an MFA. Here her work took on the shapes and subjects that continue to this day. Her images and collages include her own photography and photomontage from Southeast Asia and other areas of war. They are manipulated or collaged to share the presence of human hope and the persistent beauty of nature in the midst (or aftermath) of war. Her art examines the perceptions, mental images, and physical reality of the unintended consequences of war. Her images are typically printed on Somerset Velvet Giclee or silk. The surface of the printed matter is reminiscent of Asia, the place where she last knew her father and military history. She has received several residencies from Ragdale Foundation; and several grants from The American Descendants of Bataan & Corregidor.

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