PAINTINGS

There is only one of this item. This is a beautiful clock, hand painted by Summer Batini and painted with various birds and lizards, native to the Mojave Desert and Joshua Tree. There's roadrunners, quails, lizards and floral flourishes, painted with acrylic paints. The clock runs well and is battery powered.

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this print goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Summer Batini is local to Joshua Tree, and is a substance abuse counselor as well as a Reiki practitioner. She focuses her energy and light into her art, which is something that brings her and others joy. She stumbled upon painting when she took a class with her mom in Idaho, and has been creating ever since! Each piece of art is made with love and positive energy that she hopes will enrich any living space. She loves cats, and has saved the lives of many a foster cat and kitten, and they give back to her by helping her with her many creative endeavors.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 12 inch x 16 inch hot press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES: JOSHUA TREE DREAMS
Before Suzan moved to Joshua Tree, she visited often and fell in love with the vast skies, the rocks, and the strange trees. She started a series while visiting and her work mingles her earthy palette and abstract dance with paint.

The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for Suzan's work. She spends quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of her work. She gravitates towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: her meditation practice has helped her learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. The rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

Her philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite diptych painting on watercolor paper. It is on two 12 inch x 16 inch hot press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 6 inch x 8 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is a triptych on three 12 inch x 16 inch cold press, heavyweight Arches watercolor papers. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite double-sided  painting on watercolor paper. It is painted on both sides on 15 inch x 22.5 inch rough press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite double-sided  painting on watercolor paper. It is painted on both sides on 15 inch x 22.5 inch rough press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM

PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.

YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.

Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 22.5 inch x 30.5 inch rough press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.

ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.

Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.

My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."

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YOUR PURCHASE IS A DONATION
100% of JTAM's proceeds of this painting goes to Paws Worldwide Rescue, a 501c3, nonprofit, charity organization, that rescues and fosters former death row companion animals (mostly cats and dogs), helps them heal for as long as they need, and finds loving forever homes for them.

Suzan Friedland holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from San Francisco State University. Her innovations in the world of contemporary textile art have been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. They are part of the permanent collection of San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in California as well as private collections around the country.

Suzan has lectured and taught widely on surface design and has led workshops at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the de Young Museum of San Francisco. She was awarded a fellowship and residency at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont.