Gina Wolfrum Art

36x36, floater frame, Showcasing the rhythmic dance of crashing waves against the shore. The shore is a vibrant tapestry of colors, adorned with glistenin we beach glass, delicate seaweed, and sparkling sand that reflects the warmth of the sun.

24x30 — This piece is brought to life with meticulously placed gemstones and embellishments that add depth and sparkle to the composition. Materials include chert, obsidian, tiger eye, mica, malachite, kyanite, and accents of glass micro beads and glass glitter. These natural elements enhance the painting’s reflective qualities, creating a dynamic interplay of light that shifts as you view the piece from different angles.

Aspen Serenity, measuring 30×24″ and ensconced in a sleek black floater frame, transports viewers into a serene winter wonderland. The painting unfolds a picturesque scene of majestic aspen trees adorned in a glistening shimmer of snow, illuminated by the dappled sunlight of a crisp winter day. The meticulous use of mixed media, combining acrylic with glass and mica, adds a mesmerizing depth and texture to the artwork.

I often paint intuitively, letting the canvas tell me where it’s heading. Awe of the Eve started as a dramatic evening sky with silver-lined clouds of pinks, lavenders, and blues that developed into a peaceful landscape including pines and Aspen trees. The Great Lakes were in the back of my mind as I painted this, knowing of the many coves and inlets of our northern lakes’ region. In the end, bald eagles were included to examine the awe of the evening sky. As part of my gemstone series, this 4’x9′ (48″ x 108″) triptych painting incorporates various gemstones including Swarovski crystals for stars, large chunk mica, Petoskey stone, peridot, abalone, pink opal, obsidian and finely chipped flint. The natural elements combined with textural acrylics create a dynamic scene that changes as your posture and perspective vary; similar to life, our views can change as we change.