"Woman Laying Down in the Sky" by Deena Uzzell
Watercolor
10’’ by 14’’
Hello! My name is Deena Uzzell. I am a collage & watercolor artist. I have been producing original artwork in my studio since 2002. Some of my pieces are 100% collage, some are 100% watercolors, while others combine both mediums. A few weeks ago, some of my original pieces, and prints of these pieces were on exhibit in the Wrigleyville area. Both images submitted here today are part of a 6 piece set --- which merges 3 of the watercolors into the final piece. Also for many years, I have conducted extensive research on the Abolition of Slavery in the United States, and the Underground Railroad. Depicting some of this history is my current "work in progress."
Watercolor
10’’ by 14’’
Hello! My name is Deena Uzzell. I am a collage & watercolor artist. I have been producing original artwork in my studio since 2002. Some of my pieces are 100% collage, some are 100% watercolors, while others combine both mediums. A few weeks ago, some of my original pieces, and prints of these pieces were on exhibit in the Wrigleyville area. Both images submitted here today are part of a 6 piece set --- which merges 3 of the watercolors into the final piece. Also for many years, I have conducted extensive research on the Abolition of Slavery in the United States, and the Underground Railroad. Depicting some of this history is my current "work in progress."
Watercolor
10’’ by 14’’
Hello! My name is Deena Uzzell. I am a collage & watercolor artist. I have been producing original artwork in my studio since 2002. Some of my pieces are 100% collage, some are 100% watercolors, while others combine both mediums. A few weeks ago, some of my original pieces, and prints of these pieces were on exhibit in the Wrigleyville area. Both images submitted here today are part of a 6 piece set --- which merges 3 of the watercolors into the final piece. Also for many years, I have conducted extensive research on the Abolition of Slavery in the United States, and the Underground Railroad. Depicting some of this history is my current "work in progress."