Colors Within a Witch Hazel Blossom 2 Ulla Pedersen Counter to what the viewer

Counter to what the viewer sees

he believes in evolution

drawing has provided a method to work on ideas for paintings as well as an expansive and enjoyable way to explore various media and mark making

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Ramsay would take several pictures of a Witch Hazel which lives on the south side of her building

Colors Within a Witch Hazel Blossom 2 Ulla Pedersen Counter to what the viewerThis work is part of a series whose inspiration comes from Witch Hazel, a deciduous shrub in New York City. It blooms in January with bright yellow crinkly petals and is a welcomed sight in the cold of winter. Ramsay would take several pictures of a Witch Hazel which lives on the south side of her building. Back in her studio, she would then feed the colors she documents into a computer program, analyzing them and using the analyses to mix paint.