Aleta Wynn Yarrow

by Erika Jurney on May 6, 2009

Aleta Wynn Yarrow: I am drawn to transitions in the landscape: passing clouds, twilight, autumn and spring. It is during transition that we are most vulnerable, and in our vulnerable hour our blessings are the most precious.

Landscape as a metaphor for emotional experience is the uniting thread in Aleta Wynn Yarrow’s work. Night represents intuition, mystery and enchantment. Autumn reminds us that what is beautiful does not always last. The story of Spring is that renewal sometimes happens swiftly. Yarrow’s work exists in the shadow land between technique and vision; emotion and intellect; the physical realm and the emotional one.

Erika Jurney is the founder of Try Handmade. You can follow her on Twitter and Facebook or learn more about her love of the handmade.

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1 Rebecca May 6, 2009 at 11:32 am: These landscapes are spectacular!
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2 Audrey Fetterhoff November 16, 2009 at 8:17 am: The choice of colors and patterns…….what a feast for the eyes!!
3 Kalicat January 19, 2010 at 2:42 am: These paintings are amazing, they convey a magical and feeric mood, which would be perfect for a fairy tale story.
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