Kate Temple

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  • about
    •         - artist statement
    •         - biography
    •         - CV
    •         - Links
  • portfolio
    •         - installations
      •                 - You/Me San Antonio
      •                 - cicek hali/flower carpet
      •                 - Seni Beni/You Me, 2012
      •                 - You/Me Puglia
      •                 - Ragni metaforici
      •                 - Remedy for Winter Listlessness
      •                 - The Year series
      •                 - The Vanishing Point
      •                 - Elemental Correspondence
    •         - painting
      •                 - Tendrel 2015
      •                 - Turkey 2013
      •                 - India 2010
    •         - books and prints
    •         - archive
      •                 - archive 2006-2008
      •                 - reviews
  • shop
  • workshops
    •         - Origins Of Color
    •         - Substance Into Color
  • blog
  • contact

Works On Paper From India 2010

Atmospheric mists, luminous reflections surround emerging structures that evoke shrine, cage, and the rickety sometimes graceful dwelling that we live in.

The works were created using watercolor and a dye made from various flowers given to me during an abhishek ceremony in Alandi, India. at the shrine of the 13th century saint Jnaneshwar Maharaj in 2010. The flower offerings were made by thousands of pilgrims, some who walked hundreds of miles to offer their devotion. The paintings came out of several months of work back in my Lower East Side studio, sifting through memories and impressions.

10% of the proceeds go to Namaste India Children’s Fund

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