Winston Wächter Fine Art 203 Dexter Ave North Seattle, WA 98109 [t] 206.652.5855 [e]gallery@winstonwachter.com www.winstonwachter.com

Winston Wächter Fine Art Back From

We are back from the beach and wanted to thank you all for a wonderful fair. It was a pleasure to share our artwork with you. Please enjoy a few reminders of selected works and delightful memories. Until next year!

- Winston Wächter Fine Art

Annie Morris ___________________________________________

London-based artist Annie Morris was born in the UK in 1978. Since completing her degree from Ecole des Beaux-Arts Paris in 2002, where she studied under Giuseppe Penone, she has received international acclaim for her immediate and considered approach to drawing, sculpture and painting.

Booth installation, Miami Project 2014 Booth installation, Miami Project 2014

Andreas Kocks ��___________________________________________��

German artist, Andreas Kocks, works in massive and meticulously crafted installations of cut paper. Working solely with paper and a limited color palette, Kocks’ forms seek to evoke and balance elements of four artistic genres: the linearity of drawing, the painterly brushstroke, the site-speci!c element of architecture, and the physicality of sculpture. His works can be seen in museums and private collections in Europe and America.

Untitled 1460G, 2014, graphite on watercolor paper, 67.5 x 48.5 x 4 inches

Untitled 1463G, 2014, aluminum leaf on watercolor paper, 67.5 x 58.5 x 4 inches

Booth installation, Miami Project 2014

Untitled (Arching Woman), 2011, glass, 24.5 x 9 x 11 inches

Eric Fischl ___________________________________________

Eric Fischl is an internationally acclaimed American painter and sculptor. His artwork is represented in many distinguished museums throughout the world and has been featured in over one thousand publications. His extraordinary achievements throughout his career have made him one of the most in"uential !gurative painters of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Booth installation, Miami Project 2014

Ethan Murrow ___________________________________________

Ethan Murrow uses !lm and photography to create farcical, theatrical narratives that are then translated into large-scale graphite drawings. ese beautifully rendered drawings focus on characters as outrageous innovators and absurd explorers capturing a sense of adventure, satire, fun and defeat. e absolute con!dence and passion of Murrow’s characters are intended to stand in contrast to the possibly dubious outcome of their efforts. Ethan explains, “I both admire and fear this kind of certainty.

State of Florida, 2014, Graphite on paper, 36 x 36 inches Booth installation, Miami Project 2014

Christopher Boffoli��___________________________________________��

Northwest artist Christopher Boffoli combines miniature, hand-painted !gurines from Germany with staged arrangements of food and beverages to create clever

photographic vignettes. Inspired by an unusual combination of magazine food photography and the 18th century fable “Gulliver’s Travels,” Boffoli explores how

inverting the proportions of people and their surroundings create unexpected points of

interest. ��

Above: gallery installation Left: Zesty Mower, Clamshell Lovers, Blue Jello Riptide, Archival pigment ink

print on metallic paper, various sizes

Tony Scherman��___________________________________________

Tony Scherman is best known for his masterful encaustic techniques, where pigment and wax create lush, textured, and dramatic surfaces. His portraiture and still-lifes are carefully imbued with a dream-like intensity and the force of his vision. While Scherman calls upon historical !gures and periods, he chooses to embellish his subjects with modern themes—thereby evoking symbolism and deeper meaning. Scherman exhibits internationally and is also featured in various public and corporate collections.

Claudia Cardinale, 2014, encaustic on canvas, 48 × 45 inches Booth installation, Miami Project 2014

Margeaux Walter ___________________________________________

Drawing on personal experiences and stories, Margeaux Walter forms an intimate exploration of daily life on a familial, social, and personal level. Each piece is built from multiple images; real photographs, scale models and studio portraits.Walter plays with the border between reality and fantasy, and incorporates a 3-dimensional effect to replicate the visual

imagery that we constantly see in the media and advertising. Using lenticulars, each piece allows the viewer to move along with the images and immerse themselves in the embarrassment, loneliness, laughter, and uncanny moments that are present both in these images, and in everyday life.

Cover: Settlement, 2013, 3-D photographic lenticular, 40 x 40 inches

Let’s Get is Party Started, 2009-10, 3-D photographic lenticular, 30 x 96 inches

Susan Dory ___________________________________________

Northwest artist Susan Dory uses layers of acrylic paint to create an interplay of depth and translucency. rough a process of under painting and pouring paint that strategically uses elements of color and line, Dory activates each canvas surface. Dory has received both national and local awards including the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, the Willard R. Espy

Foundation Artist-in-Residence Fellowship and the Behnke Foundation’s Neddy Artist Fellowship.

Regolisth 1. 2014, acrylic on canvas over panel

Winston Wächter Fine Art 203 Dexter Ave North Seattle, WA 98109 [t] 206.652.5855 [e]gallery@winstonwachter.com www.winstonwachter.com