PYROGRAPHY ON INDIAN CORN HUSKS

By MOLLY RAMOLLA

PYROGRAPHY, MEANING “WRITING WITH FIRE”

IS OF GREEK ORIGIN.

ARTIST MOLLY RAMOLLA USES THIS OLD AND POPULAR TECHNIQUE ON INDIAN CORN HUSKS, PRODUCING ANTIQUE LOOKING BEAUTIFUL SEPIA TONE IMAGES .

IMAGINATION AND SKILL , LIFELONG EXPERIMENTATIONS WITH DIFFERENT MEDIA FIND NEW EXPRESSION IN MOLLY’S PYROGRAPHIC PAINTINGS .

SOUTHWESTERN THEMES , INDIAN GLYPHS ,

MYTHOLOGY , SPIRIT EARTH AND IT’S NATIVE PEOPLE BURNED ONTO THE PREPAIRED CORN HUSK . EACH PIECE IS TOTALLY UNIQUE AND HAS A BURNED IMAGE SO IT NEVER FADES .

PYROGLYPHS COME COMPLETELY FRAMED WITH ACID FREE MATTING AND WILL LAST FOR GENERATIONS .

AWARD WINNING ARTIST , MOLLY RAMOLLA , A GRADUATE FROM THE BERLIN ART ACADEMY , WORKS IN MANY MEDIA , INCLUDING WATERCOLOR , OIL , EGG TEMPERA , WAX CASEIN , PRINTMAKING , SCULPTURE , FABRIC DESIGN AND MIXED MEDIA .

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