Ghost Of A Flower

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30″ x 18″, Oil and Mixed Media on Lasercut Panel

Current Exhibition at Flower Pepper Gallery: 3rd Year Anniversary Show from December 6th, 2014 to January 6th, 2015

Artist Biography:
Seattle-based artists Redd Walitzki paints sensual portraits of ethereal yet slightly-feral, fairytale women. Influenced by the old world Rococo omamentation of her native Bavaria, Redd creates intricate, swirling laser cut wood canvases whose flourishes echo her fluid use of paint and mixed media materials. Her technicolor muses enact a dreamily erotic exploration of both the lure of fleeting modern day high fashion glamor (her subjects are often wearing luminous eye makeup and glossy lipstick) as well as the original meaning of the term glamor, which in ancient times referred to illusory shapeshifting used by supernatural beings to perilously enchant hapless humans.
- courtesy of Kirsten Anderson via HiFructose from Artist’s Website

Redd Walitzki is an internationally-exhibiting emerging artist focused on figurative Pop-Surrealism. Recent solo exhibitions include Modern Eden in San Francisco and Roq La Rue in Seattle. Her work has been showcased in many galleries including Last Rites in NYC, Auguste Clown in Melbourne, Australia, Ayden Gallery in British Columbia. Redd’s art has also been featured on a variety of media outlets including HiFructose, Juxtapoz and Miroir Magazine.

Redd graduated from Comish College of the Arts with her BFA in 2007 with a concentration in Painting, Video Animation and Printmaking. She can usually be found in her studio painting to BBC Documentaries, playing with her pet opossum, or chasing down the next strange adventure on her scooter.

Artist Website: http://www.reddwalitzki.com/

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