Encaustic

Stadnyk describes the texture of encaustics, as feeling like working with melted butter, but with brighter colours. It feels great and is a wonderful abstract way for her to create wonderful textures.

Using a painting medium in which pigments are suspended in a binder of hot wax. Stadnyk created an abstract work using gold, black and natural coloured beeswax. Also on display are a photograph and a vial of found materials.

Teghan Stadnyk "Pretty, Pretty... What About The Rain?" (2017)

Encahstic on wood frame. 40.6 cm × 50.8 cm (16 in × 20 in), Shelf with photograph and wooden box, with a vial of found objects inside (which include a fishing lure, gemstones, seashells, a rudraksha seed and a coin).

Encaustic

Stadnyk describes the texture of encaustics, as feeling like working with melted butter, but with brighter colours. It feels great and is a wonderful abstract way for her to create wonderful textures.

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Using a painting medium in which pigments are suspended in a binder of hot wax. Stadnyk created an abstract work using gold, black and natural coloured beeswax. Also on display are a photograph and a vial of found materials.

Teghan Stadnyk "Pretty, Pretty... What About The Rain?" (2017)

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