Details:

This colorful landscape is drawn from memory and depicts the Puget Sound.
Unframed
Signed

① Artwork:

Puget Sound Memory - Rainforest & Tidal Pools

This colorful landscape is drawn from memory and depicts the Puget Sound. Part of a series made during the 2020 pandemic lockdown, this work was inspired by David Dupuis' desire to return to the Pacific Northwest during his confinement. The act of drawing from memory acknowledges the alteration or disappearance of cherished landscapes due to climate change and overdevelopment. The artist also responds in this work to an urgent call for the arts to take action and document threatened ecosystems.

Specs:

22 inches
30 inches

③ Artist:

David Dupuis

David Dupuis works in colored pencil, graphite and collage, frequently depicting landscapes and biological forms. His art combines surrealist and symbolic imagery, incorporating themes of personal memory and desire. Dupuis' diaristic approach has expanded over his career to include reactions to social issues such as climate change.

David Dupuis:
Puget Sound Memory - Rainforest & Tidal Pools, 2020
Color pencil on paper
30.0 × 22.0 inches /
David Dupuis:
Puget Sound Memory - Rainforest & Tidal Pools, 2020
Color pencil on paper
30.0 × 22.0 inches /
david dupuis puget sound memory rainforest and tidal pools

This colorful landscape is drawn from memory and depicts the Puget Sound.More

  • Unframed
  • Signed
Offered in June 2021
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