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I | I'm a biomorphic artist living in western North Carolina. Inspiration has come from a deep appreciation of natural form, a long term interest in the life sciences, and field work. Finding form within form came naturally to me, and it's a great way to express ecological themes. I've contributed to a wide variety of journals, newsletters, and a few books including: Wild Earth, Katuah Journal, Talking Leaves, Skipping Stones, Appalachian Voice, Permaculture Activist, Home!, and Rete Bioregionale Italiana: la Terra Racconta. A list of my published work is available on request. | ||
Click on a favored image to view options with the Fine Art America printing service. It | Click on a favored image to view options with the Fine Art America printing service. It's easy. I'll be uploading more work in the future including a blown ink set and submissions to numerous FAA groups. | ||
[[Category:Scientist|Messick Robert]] | [[Category:Scientist|Messick Robert]] | ||
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| Residence | Union Mills, NC, United States |
I'm a biomorphic artist living in western North Carolina. Inspiration has come from a deep appreciation of natural form, a long term interest in the life sciences, and field work. Finding form within form came naturally to me, and it's a great way to express ecological themes. I've contributed to a wide variety of journals, newsletters, and a few books including: Wild Earth, Katuah Journal, Talking Leaves, Skipping Stones, Appalachian Voice, Permaculture Activist, Home!, and Rete Bioregionale Italiana: la Terra Racconta. A list of my published work is available on request.
Click on a favored image to view options with the Fine Art America printing service. It's easy. I'll be uploading more work in the future including a blown ink set and submissions to numerous FAA groups.