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Materials: Enamel, copper, copper mesh Dimensions: 7" X 6" X 2 1/4" Sifted, wet-packed enamel on formed copper. Photo credit: D. James Dee Leni Fuhrman New York, New York. USA Trained as a painter and printmaker, I found myself drawn to the metal etched plate rather than the resulting print on paper. With time, I began working with metals, becoming increasingly excited by the painterly possibilities inherent in enamels. I envision enameling as “Nature in a crucible”. Using fire, molten glass, and metal, often on etched, abraded or scorched surfaces, I use the process of enameling itself to examine themes of the cataclysmic forces of Nature, experiencing its danger, unpredictability, and excitement, while at the same time exploring its inherent beauty.


Materials: Enamel, copper, copper mesh Dimensions: 7" X 6" X 2 1/4" Sifted, wet-packed enamel on formed copper. Photo credit: D. James Dee Leni Fuhrman New York, New York. USA Trained as a painter and printmaker, I found myself drawn to the metal etched plate rather than the resulting print on paper. With time, I began working with metals, becoming increasingly excited by the painterly possibilities inherent in enamels. I envision enameling as “Nature in a crucible”. Using fire, molten glass, and metal, often on etched, abraded or scorched surfaces, I use the process of enameling itself to examine themes of the cataclysmic forces of Nature, experiencing its danger, unpredictability, and excitement, while at the same time exploring its inherent beauty.


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