Today I’m profiling artist Sophia Brueckner whose work I would describe as organic-psychodelic-pop, with Japanese influences. Brueckner, who is based in California, also keeps a blog of her current projects and inspirations, including Anna Fidler and Jane Schouten.
I love Brueckner’s style and her use of antique frames, such as in the Round Series below. The frames add a layer of history to her work, and the outcome is a mix of art and found objects that is very accessible… who wouldn’t love one of these in their home?
4 responses so far ↓
1 sophia // Oct 1, 2009 at 9:14 pm
thank you so much for blogging about my work! 🙂
2 Honestly Art » Blog Archive » Shapes, Patterns & Algorithms – Generative Art // Nov 4, 2009 at 9:02 pm
[…] Brueckner is a West Coast artist I’ve profiled before, but given the dramatic evolution of her recent work (see left and below), I’m taking the […]
3 Nilesh // Dec 27, 2014 at 11:15 am
great for the pup and the kids we have 3 5 month old tricolors and we have just stretad leash breaking them and one thing we are working hard on is jumping they like to jump we actully stretad hooking the leash to the fence about 20 ft apart for feeding and we feed at the same place every time they know when we come out to them with food they go to their spots its a start you guys keep up the good work
4 Samoel // Apr 10, 2015 at 10:28 am
I love the fringe on your bag! It is very cute and bad girl at the same time. You and your man are adbolrae! You picture taking has so vastly improved!! So proud of you! Love the white dress with black tights and a tough bag. Great choices!Fashnlvr recently posted..
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