Suzanne Klotz is a painter, mixed-media sculptor, and educator who has established numerous multi-cultural art programs, workshops and exhibitions in the United States and around the world.
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74″ x 50″, canvas, hand embroidery, beading, acrylic.
During the night of an eclipse of the moon a Palestinian children’s custom was to form a parade marching through villages to the highest hill while drumming on pots and pans in an effort to ward off a whale from taking a bite of the moon.
Begun in 2019, the artwork’s imagery incorporates segments of Palestinian embroidery design, known as Tatreeze, and an embroidered map of original Palestine identifying the major villages.
[MORE]48” x 32”, acrylic, pastel, beading, embroidery, mixed media.
The cactus imagery represents the beauty of the desert in spite of its unrelenting heat and harshness. The cracks in the land are symbolic of hardships and difficulties.
[MORE]37.5” x 27.5”, pastel, beading.
“The Back Road” represents the astounding view of the land ocassionally found at the end of the trail.
The cactus imagery represents the beauty of the desert in spite of its unrelenting heat and harshness. The cracks in the land are symbolic of hardships and difficulties.
[MORE]22” x 25”, pastel, mixed media.
“Distant Romance” was inspired by life in the desert and the distancing of lovers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The cactus imagery represents the beauty of the desert in spite of its unrelenting heat and harshness. The cracks in the land are symbolic of hardships and difficulties.
[MORE]35” x 58”, pastel, beading, mixed media.
The cactus imagery represents the beauty of the desert in spite of its unrelenting heat and harshness. The cracks in the land are symbolic of hardships and difficulties.
[MORE]25” x 49”, acrylic, pastel, beading.
The cactus imagery represents the beauty of the desert in spite of its unrelenting heat and harshness. The cracks in the land are symbolic of hardships and difficulties.
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