Posts in Collaborative Projects

Mosaic Artist Residency in Sisters, Oregon

Collaborative Projects, creative lifeLynn AdamoJune 5, 2022 Comments

Artist Residency

A wonderful opportunity for a self-directed residency at the Centrum Center, Fort Worden, Port Townsend, WA.

creative life, Collaborative ProjectsLynn AdamoFebruary 10, 2022 Comment

Fabrication is Complete

All that’s left is shipping and installation…

Collaborative Projects, Commissions, creative life, happening in the studioLynn AdamoAugust 26, 2019 Comments

Closing in

The summer is zooming by, and we are working hard…

Collaborative Projects, Commissions, creative life, happening in the studioLynn AdamoAugust 13, 2019 Comment

It's the end of July

Checking in on the progress of the Mexico project…

Collaborative Projects, Commissions, creative life, happening in the studioLynn AdamoJuly 26, 2019Comment

Mid-July update

A full work week yielded much progress.

Collaborative Projects, Commissions, creative life, happening in the studioLynn AdamoJuly 14, 2019Comment

First weeks

Update on what we did in June…

Collaborative Projects, Commissions, creative life, happening in the studioLynn AdamoJuly 3, 2019 Comment

A New Commission

First post to document the journey of creating a custom commission.

Commissions, happening in the studio, creative life, Collaborative ProjectsLynn AdamoJune 15, 2019 Comment

A Collaboration

Lynn and Bob working together in the studio.

Collaborative Projects, creative lifeLynn AdamoJanuary 2, 2019

2013 SAMA Mosaic Marathon

Collaborative ProjectsLynn AdamoApril 21, 2013 Comments

I created this work in the fall of 2023, with the intention of entering it into the Contemporary Mosaic Art juried exhibition in Eugene, Oregon, in May of 2024. I am pleased to announce that it was accepted, and will be shown at the New Zone Gallery in Eugene from April 30 – May 31 2024.

Rhythm and Renewal takes a discarded piece of jagged, rusty metal and gives it new life as the focal point of a new wall sculpture. I’m thinking about the traditions and rhythms of the past as anchors to ground me as I move through life. Always juxtaposed on the order is the ongoing journey through the messy and the unknown, with the goal of crafting a satisfying life.

Rhythm and Renewal

marble, obsidian, turquoise, found rusted detritus, gold metal leaf
on mortar/mesh/pigment substrate
16.75 x 12.75 x 3 inches
2024
$1200

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