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About SUE CONNER (clockwise from top)

Kuan Yin - Goddess of
the Compassion and Mercy
Found objects, PanPastel
and encaustic on paper
covered packing material
Artist & I embarked on a three-month journey of creativity and 14x13x4
NFS
discovery.
the My guide – Spontaneity

Work My roadmap – An intuitive voice Kuan Yin - Protector of
Sailors and Fisherman
My signposts – The serendipitous moments…
Found objects,
PanPasteland encaustic
on wood panel
5x10
My journey began with an unexpected discovery, sparked $125
by my fellow Enso Continuing Resident artist, Wally, that

lead me down a fresh, new path uncovering the magical
and profound stories found within the rich history of the Kuan Yin - Hearing Our
Chinese people. Many pieces emerged in which the Chinese Prayers
Found objects, PanPastel
Goddess Kuan Yin became the subject – three are now and encaustic on wood
panel
complete and presented here. All three pieces pay tribute to 6x8
Kuan Yin’s devotion to reduce world suffering – guiding us to $100
attain profound knowledge and enlightenment – to fully open
up to our spiritual gifts.

I created “Kuan Yin – Goddess of Compassion and Mercy”
as I continued to explore three-dimensional construction of
altars and shrines using discarded packing material, then

covering the structure with mulberry paper and encaustic
medium. This piece, along with “Kuan Yin – Protector
of Sailors and Fisherman” and “Kuan Yin – Hearing Our
Prayers” utilized the wax as a means to embed images,

found objects, and tyvec paper to further enhance the
message.

…I followed the breadcrumbs.

I did not get lost.
I am home again.

www.sueconnerartist.com

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