Marko Pollo. Acrylic Paint, Silver Foil and Glitter

Marko Pollo. Acrylic Paint, Silver Foil and Glitter

Marko Pollo. Acrylic Paint, Silver Foil and Glitter

Marko Pollo. Acrylic Paint, Silver Foil and Glitter

Amy Kollar Anderson

Dayton, OH

aka@kollaranderson.com
www.kollaranderson.com
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Education

2001  MA   Wright State University
1996  BFA  The School of Art Institute of Chicago 

Solo Exhibitions

2014   XO, Ann Miller Gallery (Wittenberg University)
2014   Identification, Art Street White Box Gallery
2013   Passage, Fitton Center for Creative Arts (Hamilton OH)
2012   Alice in Wonderland, The Hive Gallery (Los Angeles) 

Group Exhibitions

2015   Folktales and Legends, John Michael Kohler Arts Center
2014   Surreal Salon, Baton Rouge Gallery
2012   Surreal Visions, Limner Gallery (Hudson, NY)
2011    Here’s Looking at You: Portraits in Ohio, Riffe Gallery

Selected Collections

Dayton Metropolitan Library
Wright State University
ArtStreet Gallery
OH Clash Gallery

Artist Statement

Since most of the artwork I create is done on either canvas or panel, I really enjoyed the challenge of experimenting with this unusual surface, as well as trying out some new techniques and materials.  For this piece, I started with a layer of silver foil, then added bits of silver glitter.  The twisted wing imagery began as an ink drawing, which I photographed then digitally manipulated.  I printed the images with an ink jet printer, then covered that surface with pouring medium.  Once the pouring medium was dry, I used water to remove the paper and applied the resulting transparent gels to the surface of the egg.  After completing that layer, I used acrylic paint to incorporate facial features into some of the feather shapes.  There is also a female companion egg, but she was not able to join Marko Pollo on his adventures.