“When is the Tipping Point? ”– Endangered Species
In this exhibit Judith wants to emphasize the precariousness of our time and to solicit emotional responses to the urgent situation of many endangered species. Asking the question “when is the tipping point to extinction?”
Judith Bergquist works only with paper for her “paint” palette. Using paper in this way limits her palette and challenges her many skills to create depth, texture, light and shadow. She enjoys the act of building the work and producing the details of the image. Self-taught in this medium, this, expressive, dimensional 2-D art allows the art to be sculptural and creates a sense of place. By constructing fine details, to make the art experience real for the viewer provides an insight into the species and/or environment. Judith has a wealth of experiences related to the arts which thinks about the viewer. Judith is aware of how one perceives their environment and is lead through landscape, creating a sense of arrival or the exclamation of a view. All this continues to inform her artwork, creating discovery and an experiential environment.
Her studio is at the Continuum Arts Studio, 2840 S. Vallejo, Englewood, CO 80110
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