Laura Fayer

b. 1969 , Concord, MA

Abstract painter and printmaker, Laura Fayer, address landscapes and the natural world through an intricate process of layering paint and graphic marks. Deeply influenced by wabi-sabi, or the Japanese principle of the beauty in imperfection, Fayer creates her paintings by overlaying translucent washes of color with designs inspired by her background in drawing. Using custom printmaking tools, she either prints directly onto the canvas or collages layers of printed rice paper over the paint. Repeating this process multiple times, Fayer creates a gradual ebb and flow of energy and rest, reminiscent of moments of natural beauty such light across the water’s surface.

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Laura Fayer, "Jewel Bay 104," acrylic, japanese paper on paper

Jewel Bay 104

Laura Fayer, "Just How," acrylic, rice paper on paper

Just How

Laura Fayer, "Along the Way 303," acrylic, Japanese paper on paper

Along the Way 303

Laura Fayer, "Passage," acrylic, rice paper on canvas

Passage

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