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Judy Tuwaletstiwa combines paint and canvas with sand, clay, fiber and sticks, materials that speak of the high desert of Black Mesa in Northern Arizona where she lives.
She writes, This desert landscape opens the unconscious to me. When I observe the continually shifting interplay of the elements in this beautiful and harsh land, I cross through the thin membrane between the daily world and the unknown. In my work, whether writing or painting, I seek a language that embodies the elusive and mysterious images that resonate from the deep strata of the unconscious.
CONDITION: Stiff Board stapled wraps, 8 full color plates, essay, 2001, light wear to dark cover, adhesive remains upper left hand corner. |
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