Byter and regular contributor Sue P sent me an email headed Ephemeral Artist with a link to the art of Hannah Bullen-Ryner. The item can be accessed on the following link sent by Sue:
Thanks, Sue.
For some artists the beauty of art is not preservation in a museum or gallery but in the thing itself, however transitory or ephemeral. Chalk artists don’t seek that their art be permanently preserved, does a rose or a butterfly cease being beautiful simply because the beauty is temporary?
The art of Hannah Bullen-Ryner is an example.
The following is from her website at:
Using only natural materials found locally and no permanent fixings, each piece I form is inspired by the organic shapes of the natural environment around me.I create to share my love of nature and to soothe my soul.Welcome to my little pixie world...After sharing almost daily on my Facebook and Instagram pages, I'm often asked to sell prints of my creations. Some of these are then offered for sale in my once a month 'releases'.
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