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"They call me theirs - Willow" Artwork - Limited Edition of 1

Catherine Forster

United States

Mixed Media, Painting on Aluminium

Size: 124 W x 84 H x 0.5 D in

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About The Artwork

The title of the work is taken from a line in the poem “Hamatreya” by Ralph Waldo Emerson, which questions man’s desire to claim ownership of the land that is inherently owned by nature. In the poem, the Earth responds, “How am I theirs, / If they cannot hold me, / But I hold them?” "Willow" is both stand-alone and part of "They call me theirs" a multi-media installation for the Nature Museum in Chicago (Feb-May 2012). "willow" is composed of large scale ink jet prints on aluminum sign panels. The prints were sourced from video stills, then painted, and digitized, creating a luscious though synthetic environment.

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Mixed Media:Painting on Aluminium

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:124 W x 84 H x 0.5 D in

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Catherine Forster is a filmmaker, artist, and curator based in the Chicago area. She received an M.F.A from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her artwork has been shown in exhibitions at the, San Diego Art Institute, Notebaert Nature Museum Chicago, Carnegie Art Museum, Grand Rapids Art Museum, Merwin Gallery Illinois Wesleyan University, central Michigan University, City of Louisville Colorado Sculpture Garden, South Bend Regional Art Museum, Flint Institute of Art, Orange County Contemporary Art Center, Exit Art (NY), Hyde Park Art Center Chicago, and the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius, Lithuania, to name a few. Films by Forster have been screened at the Sao Paul International Short Film Festival, Echotrope New Media Arts Festival (Omaha), Simultan Media Arts Festival (Romania), Echo Park Film Center (LA), Magmart Film Festival Casoria International Contemporary Art Museum (Italy), Directors Lounge (Berlin), and San Diego International Women Film Festival. Forster is also the founder and director of a non-profit nomadic new media art space, the LiveBox Gallery Forster's trajectory as an artist began with careers in microbiology and business, each experience presented a pathway to her current practice. Observation and authenticity are the bedrock of her work. As a microbiologist her preferred medium was a microscope; today it is a camera. Forster's fascination with the world beneath the microscope transformed to the extraordinary arena played out beyond the lens. She is forever fascinated by the capacity of the "third eye" to capture what is missed or denied. Today Forster is most challenged by the globalization of mass media and its impact on our relationships, with each other and with our environs.

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