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Laura Klopfenstein
PAINTING AND COLLAGE
Deep Water
Humans are deeply connected with the earth - but we forget. Originally inspired by the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. The teeth are symbols of humanity, a shared interconnectedness - they also embody our hunger to devour. A celebration of the earth's beauty, intelligence and rhythms, also a quiet reminder of our gift of forethought.
 sea moon phase #4 longingacrylic and ink on archival paper 18 x 24 inches 2025 |  coral fan balloon #3acrylic and ink on archival paper 30 x 20 inches 2025 |  if A then Bacrylic and ink on archival paper 12 x 18 inches 2025 |
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 watchersacrylic and ink on archival paper 18 x 24 inches 2024 |  artificial reef insertsacrylic and ink on archival paper 12 x 18 inches 2022 |  floor sample IIacrylic, ink and graphite on archival paper 15 x 20 inches 2019 |
 coral fans (deflating)acrylic and ink on archival paper 9 x 12 inches 2023 |  deepwater horizon (blood of the bayou)acrylic and ink on archival paper 15 x 20 inches 2018 |  sea moon phase #1acrylic and ink on archival paper 12 x 18 inches 2022 |
 floor sampleacrylic and ink on archival paper 15 x 20 inches 2018 |  deepwater #5acrylic, gouache, ink on archival paper 5 x 7 inches 2020 |  phase #2 sensible limitsacrylic and ink on archival paper 11 x 14 inches 2022 |
 sea moon phase #3 ultraacrylic and ink on archival paper 11 x 14 inches 2022 |
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