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Living Nest

After bending and weaving the branches of a regular Sycamore tree into a nest, I started it onto the path to be something more.

Its living art.

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Please come out and join us next weekend for the opening of A common Thread A @dialogicseries exhibit 6PM at @cementloop . My newest work will be displayed with the work of talented @tylerbuckguinn ✨ And @natalieshawart ✨

I’ve found myself painting outside more and more ✨ Where do you retreat to?

“Got your back” Oil on reclaimed canvas 36x24in #layers #spaceswithin #inbetween #trees #roots #branches #famiky #connections #transitions #growth #spring #winter #seasonal #nature #abstract #forest #woods #landmarks #reclaimed #discarded #contemporaryart #oilpainting #texasartist

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