Åndria's Artist Statement:


Each work of art tells a story that develops as I fill the canvas with fields of color. I aim to preserve the purity and innocence of life in my work. No matter how simple the components of each piece may seem, they symbolize relationships,community issues,or matters close to the heart. This underlying tale is often behind the titles I choose. By working with acrylic paint and mediums I create textures and manipulate the surface of the canvas as the image unfolds in my mind.(be sure to click more information under image)
I anticipate a good challenge with every series and strive to explore new styles and expressions within my genre. My persistent goal is to communicate peace and refreshment through my art, hoping my audience will find echoes of places or relationships they’ve experienced or imagined. For me, creating art is an emotional and intellectual experience, an intense voyage of self-expression welcoming viewers to engage in their own journey.
In the interest of sharing my art with everyone, regardless of financial status or corporate need I have made my work available in many different formats. As you scroll through the portfolio you will see whether a piece is available as a commission work, giclee on canvas, or paper, note cards, or magnets. I love new projects and ideas, so if you have a specific need don't hesitate to inquire!

Note, many of the pieces you see on this site are available as 11x14 Limited Edition Prints. Also, when you order a print, you will be contacted with a choice of three mat colors to choose from.
You can also find smaller originals and jewelry on my ETSY site:
www.andrialinn.etsy.com
Also in the works? "Sassy and the Bee" handbags, and baby frocks!
SHOP AND ENJOY!

If you'd like to be on my event list and receive coupons and show details, send me a quick note to andria@andrialinn.com and I will put you on my private contact list.



Festival for the Eno
(enoriver.org)

Jul 2, 2010 - Jul 5, 2010
West Point on the Eno • durham, NC

10am-6pm every day.
While you browse you can listen to performances by more than 100 talented performers in blues, bluegrass, gospel, old time, world, rock, celtic and eclectica. Our "Hands on Clay" activity allows kids to turn their own pottery, and other activities ranging from quilt making and flint knapping demonstrations to rock climbing and canoeing offer something of appeal for everyone.
Come out and celebrate summer and enjoy natures finest and all of your local artist talents on this exciting weekend you and your family are sure to enjoy!
I will be at booth 19!