Caroline Larsen continues to advance the technique of making her oil paintings look like tapestries. In a previous post (March, 2013 here), she focused on fire. Now, her woven paint subject is a Desert Garden (above). Below: Garden Mound.
Above: Cactus Still Life / Below: Cactus Landscape
Larsen is on exhibit through April 4 at The Last Brucennial in New York, one in a series of high-profile shows scheduled in the months ahead. The Toronto-based artist is working on her MFA at the Pratt Institute. More information on the previous Art Junkie post, here.
Caroline Larsen’s website, here.
Her Tumblr, here.
Her Facebook, here.
Categories: Textile Art
Canadian Art Junkie 
stunning – i thought these were actually sewn
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Absolutely agree. When I saw her previous work for the first time, that was my impression also. It’s a niche she’s currently occupying solo, and doing so well with.
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Wow! Fantastic!
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Well welcome, and so glad you were taken with these.
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wow!!!! so beautiful! HI! I’m an italian food blogger, i follow your blog! it’s very very nice!!! greetings from Italy!
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Thank you, glad to know you. Your food photos are beautiful!
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Thanks so much!
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WOW! This is amazing – I “get” it except how in *** does she weave paint?!
That garden looks good enough to eat.
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Yes, absolutely amazing, especially as she continues to perfect it. She uses a bag with a serrated tip to extrude the paint, which she weaves over itself as she paints.
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