Charleston artist Marina Dunbar uses layers and layers of pigmented resin to create her work. She has only 45 minutes to design the look she wants with each layer before it dries. From Cabarrus Arts Council
Have you ever wondered what an artist was thinking while creating a piece of work? Or how long it took? Or if there’s a special story behind that piece?
Artist Becca Bellamy is a Charlotte-based artist. Intrigued by normally uncelebrated spaces, like structures in the process of construction or in the process of demolition, it’s probably no surprise that Becca is also an architect. From Cabarrus Arts Council
Greenville-based artist Jessica Leitko Fields creates landscape paintings that are described as thick and buttery to convey the weightiness of the earth and the air. From Cabarrus Arts Council
Charleston artist Marina Dunbar uses layers and layers of pigmented resin to create her work. She has only 45 minutes to design the look she wants with each layer before it dries. From Cabarrus Arts Council
Artist Becca Bellamy is a Charlotte-based artist. Intrigued by normally uncelebrated spaces, like structures in the process of construction or in the process of demolition, it’s probably no surprise that Becca is also an architect. From Cabarrus Arts Council
Greenville-based artist Jessica Leitko Fields creates landscape paintings that are described as thick and buttery to convey the weightiness of the earth and the air. From Cabarrus Arts Council
