Lisa Tomczeszyn - "Convenience vs Extinction"
Artwork Title, Year: Convenience vs Extinction
Medium: Watercolor with trash collage mounted on birch cradle board
Dimensions as Exhibited: 30"x 22"
Price: $350
Artist Bio: Lisa Tomczeszyn attended Parsons School of Design NYC for fashion and textile design, BFA in lithography at Southampton College and an MFA in design from the Yale School of Drama. She was privileged to have a prolific career as a costume designer in theater, film, and television. Lisa Tomczeszyn creates fine art and pattern design in her studio in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
Artist Statement: Artists are the chroniclers of human experiences. I believe the act of creating art is a uniquely human experience – it is an act that is not biologically necessary to sustain life yet from mankind’s origins humans have recorded their personal histories by making art. Art helps us make sense of the beautiful and the horrific element of living. My statement art practice is response to current events and the wayward actions of humankind.
Artwork Title, Year: Convenience vs Extinction
Medium: Watercolor with trash collage mounted on birch cradle board
Dimensions as Exhibited: 30"x 22"
Price: $350
Artist Bio: Lisa Tomczeszyn attended Parsons School of Design NYC for fashion and textile design, BFA in lithography at Southampton College and an MFA in design from the Yale School of Drama. She was privileged to have a prolific career as a costume designer in theater, film, and television. Lisa Tomczeszyn creates fine art and pattern design in her studio in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
Artist Statement: Artists are the chroniclers of human experiences. I believe the act of creating art is a uniquely human experience – it is an act that is not biologically necessary to sustain life yet from mankind’s origins humans have recorded their personal histories by making art. Art helps us make sense of the beautiful and the horrific element of living. My statement art practice is response to current events and the wayward actions of humankind.
Artwork Title, Year: Convenience vs Extinction
Medium: Watercolor with trash collage mounted on birch cradle board
Dimensions as Exhibited: 30"x 22"
Price: $350
Artist Bio: Lisa Tomczeszyn attended Parsons School of Design NYC for fashion and textile design, BFA in lithography at Southampton College and an MFA in design from the Yale School of Drama. She was privileged to have a prolific career as a costume designer in theater, film, and television. Lisa Tomczeszyn creates fine art and pattern design in her studio in Highland Park, Los Angeles.
Artist Statement: Artists are the chroniclers of human experiences. I believe the act of creating art is a uniquely human experience – it is an act that is not biologically necessary to sustain life yet from mankind’s origins humans have recorded their personal histories by making art. Art helps us make sense of the beautiful and the horrific element of living. My statement art practice is response to current events and the wayward actions of humankind.