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GATEWAY - 6" x 6" acrylic - private collector by Susan Roden

GATEWAY
6" x 6" acrylic on wood panel
Private Collector

Silence . . . returned.

Many know that I returned nearly 3 weeks ago from an art 
residency at the Desert Dairy Farm in Twentynine Palms, CA. 
It has been a moving experience, plus the knowledge I gleamed 
from the coordinated Kickstarter project was invaluable. Since 
my time was consumed with the project, I was silent. 

And now is the time for me to write this experience.

Above, GATEWAY, is an acrylic of the entryway to the Farm, so felt
it was fitting for the start of my journey. The viewer is actually 
looking outward from the Farm's entrance and this is a scene 
during a high-wind storm, which prevailed for 2 1/2 days. 
All background scenery was obscured resulting in an eery effect.

 

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