mushroom paintings, oil on panel, 2008
Amy Ordoveza
This series of three paintings by Amy Ordoveza works as abstraction from a distance, but close up, they're luminous golden woodland fungi - the quintessence of bioephemera! See more at her website/blog.
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Those are pretty tremendous.
Hey, hey...she's even got a cicada painting on her portfolio/blog!
Hi Jessica, thanks for the mention. I enjoyed the work on your site.