DEANNA SCHUERBEKE

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DEANNA SCHUERBEKE

DEANNA SCHUERBEKE

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Canadian-bred, Oregon-based contemporary artist who draws inspiration from the beauty, emotion, and mystery of our world

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DEANNA SCHUERBEKE

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Dschuerbeke@yahoo.com
(503) 523-8137

NW Marine Artworks Studios #51
2516 NW 29th Ave|Portland | OR| 97210

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Water and in particular rivers, are a continual theme for me in my art and often in my dreams. I looked it up in a dream book and it says that it reflects my current emotional or life circumstances. There is a lot to unpack here…. ⁣
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The early parts of a painting are my favorite part! So much anticipation and so many surprises to look forward too (and of course, a little angst thrown on to keep it real!). ⁣
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Another start. I am resigning myself to the fact that my muse wants to continue to paint abstracted landscapes. Translating my favorites parts of the world- mostly in my minds eye. ⁣
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Another work in progress. Always influenced by nature ❤️ ⁣24x24 oil
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Not sure where this one is leading me…..and I am trying hard to really listen.

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I have a very messy process that includes a lot of drips. I am so in love with them and I am not sure why. They just feel right. ⁣
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I often remind myself to trust the process of painting. For me, this starts with wild abandon of marks and color and then standing back and see what resonates within me. Deciding what stays and what needs to be released. Not always easy but in the