Joyce Gehl, Forgotten Garden

J OY C E G E H L FORGOTTEN GARDEN

JUNE 2013

J OY C E G E H L

forgotten garden new work in photo encaustic

OPENING RECEPTION THURSDAY

JUNE 6TH 2013

6PM-8PM

PAT R I C I A ROVZAR GALLERY 1225 SECOND AVE

SEATTLE WA 98101

WWW.ROVZARGALLERY.COM

in tutu 52 x 48 / $ 8,500

untamed

48 x 64 $ 10,500

breakfast in bed

50 x 30 / $5,400

approaching silence 28 x 46 / $4,800

the tingle of quirky ideas 34 x 32 / $ 4,100

be still

52 x 48 / $8,500

and there I linger

32 x 32 / $3,900

asleep in the hammock 32 x 70 / $ 8,200

a winged life

68 x 40 /$9,300

this way and that way 46 x 30 / $5,000

little bird

24 x 32 / $ 3,000

a blanket of friends

46 x 24 / $ 4,200

ride the tide

34 x 32 / $ 4,100

plant a kiss

24 x 46 / $ 4,200

eager to be wild 50 x 66 $ 11,200

On a wall in my studio hangs a reminder. “Let it go to give it life�

Carried on a breeze, the feathery seeds of weeds, flowers and grasses embed in the soil. Nourished by the rich earth, rain and sun, they grow and entwine with flora planted in seasons past. It is a delirious dance. Intermingled life presses against a window and recedes into chaotic abundance.

The garden untended is free to grow in its own natural way. By freeing our lives from self-constraint, we can become like that forgotten garden: self-propagating, selfnurturing, and self-flourishing.

J OYC E G E H L forgotten garden

PAT R I C I A ROVZAR GALLERY 1225 SECOND AVE

SEATTLE WA 98101

WWW.ROVZARGALLERY.COM

(800) 889-4278

SEATTLE@ROVZARGALLERY.COM