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The Reborn Pudding Experience
The Reborn Pudding project explores the power of expression and limits of control I experience as an artist who navigates between our physical world and the social-media arena. The portfolio video has been described as “visual poetry.” View at https://vimeo.com/catherinerutgers/reborn-pudding Continue reading
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Tagged art, collage, colorful abstraction, hue, painting, videos
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Scanning this restless season
Prowling deep through the archives, my attention was snagged by six raw scans from 2002. On September 27, 2024, their new forms came swiftly. Here we go! Continue reading
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Tagged abstract reality, blue, found objects, high-resolution scans, hue, orange, paint on paper, September
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Persona X (Five of In Threes)
01 Harlequin Reclaims Her Status, 02 A Favored Persona, 03 Untitled (Personal Hue) © Cat Rutgers 2020
You Are Here: Sultry Summer Sweeping Sweetly into Gentlest Sumptuous Night (with Cicada)
Hi, there. It’s Cat, at the tail end of a week-long vacation. A real vacation as in shutting things off, though not as in vacant of thought. This moment’s theme is having glided out of worry over sultry summer scheduling, … Continue reading
Containing Fire
It’s a very simple series, really: a row of burning candles, fifty-eight snapshots, some taken with flash, some without. The wall was being scraped for painting. The first five images rest well within “Snapped” guidelines, showing pretty much what I … Continue reading