topographic relief model painted with watercolor to shade and shadow the land as if light illuminated it from one side
In this piece, the artist reflects on moving from watercolor to plaster and resin art, inspired by Iceland’s river flows. The artist creates sculptures depicting Arctic ice melt and desert flooding. The artist highlights the durability of these pieces but warns of Earth’s fragility due to climate change, urging collective action to mitigate its effects.
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The artist passionately explores the interplay of light and shadow through innovative three-dimensional watercolor paintings on plaster models. By crafting realistic landscapes and abstracts, they create stunning visual effects enhanced by battery-operated LED lights.
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The writer adapts the ancient fresco technique to create modern topographic sculptures using plaster on foam castings, producing natural-looking landscapes. These 3D pieces, enhanced by shadow and lighting effects, capture the essence of landforms. Combining watercolor with plaster makes the pieces vibrant and unique, even incorporating LED lights for added effect.
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