Archived
Exhibition
November 16 - December 22, 2005
Robilee
Frederick - Terra Incognita
Reception: November 17, 2005, 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Artist Biography
Terra Incognita, the name on
old maps given to unexplored areas, is an appropriate metaphor
for Robilee Frederick's risk taking new work. Frederick's
mind has always been curious, questioning, and willing to
cut through veiled memories of the familiar to the hidden
worlds within. Captivated by ancient carvings of spirals,
circles, zigzags, and early labyrinths, Frederick uses these
forms within her work to illumine her outer life.
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| Robilee Frederick
Terra
Incognita VII, 2005
Oil on wood
60 x 42 inches
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Robilee Frederick
Terra
Incognita VI, 2005
Oil, gut, gunpowder burns on wood
60 x 30 inches |
Robilee
Frederick
Terra
Incognita VIII,
2005
Oil on wood
60 x 42 inches |
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Robilee Frederick
Terra
Incognita II, 2005
Oil on wood
30 x 60 inches
Sold | Robilee Frederick
Circles
of Light I, 2004
Triptych
Oil, gut on wood
54 x 90 inches |
Robilee
Frederick
Circles
of Light II, 2004
Oil on wood
60 x 30 inches |
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Robilee Frederick
Circles
of Light III, 2004
Oil on wood panel
60 x 48 inches |
Robilee
Frederick
Circles
of Light IV, 2005
Mixed media
48 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches |
Robilee
Frederick
Numinous
II, 2003
Drafting tissue,
acrylic over neon light box
24 x 24 inches |
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| Robilee Frederick
Terra Incognita I, 2005
8 panels - gut, oil on wood
24 x 62 inches
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Robilee Frederick
Terra Incognita X, 2005
12 panels - oil, burns on wood and canvas
76 x 56 inches
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Robilee Frederick
Terra Incognita VI, 2005
Japanese tea paper,
gunpowder burns on wood
60 x 30 inches |
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Photos: PHILIP COHEN PHOTOGRAPHIC
All courtesy of Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco |
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