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www.tasmanstudio.com
541-760-7163
541-760-7163
Carrie Tasman
Paintings & Pastels
Paintings & Pastels
web inquiries, contact lauren ohlgren
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copyright 2008 Teal Artist Cooperative P.O. Box 1616 Corvallis, Oregon 97339 541-754-6338
Teal Artist Member
I work in acrylic and pastel utilizing a color ground as an
under painting then purposely juxtaposing colors, and let the
color beneath come through, to create brilliance and
luminosity. My everyday passions fuel my paintings, some of
these things are; my huge flower garden, an addiction to
pattern, my lovely dogs and cats, the birdfeeder, a weakness
for saturated colors, and an awe of landscapes, weather and
skies, just to name a few. I call my choice of subject matter
"domestic surrealism", because it is a tribute to the beauty in
my everyday world, but is exaggerated, tilted into the viewer,
with portals and windows inviting the viewer to go beyond the
ordinary,
Tasman studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design
and completed a BFA in printmaking at Oregon State
University after receiving the Norma Seibert scholarship. She
has been in numerous shows throughout the west, recipient
of "Best in Show" at several and currently exhibits at
Dragonfire Gallery in Cannon Beach, Or.
under painting then purposely juxtaposing colors, and let the
color beneath come through, to create brilliance and
luminosity. My everyday passions fuel my paintings, some of
these things are; my huge flower garden, an addiction to
pattern, my lovely dogs and cats, the birdfeeder, a weakness
for saturated colors, and an awe of landscapes, weather and
skies, just to name a few. I call my choice of subject matter
"domestic surrealism", because it is a tribute to the beauty in
my everyday world, but is exaggerated, tilted into the viewer,
with portals and windows inviting the viewer to go beyond the
ordinary,
Tasman studied at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design
and completed a BFA in printmaking at Oregon State
University after receiving the Norma Seibert scholarship. She
has been in numerous shows throughout the west, recipient
of "Best in Show" at several and currently exhibits at
Dragonfire Gallery in Cannon Beach, Or.
