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Artist Bio
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Past Exhibitions  
 
  Bangor Public Library
 
 
 
 
 
 2nd Floor Lecture Hall

145 Harlow St.
Bangor, ME
art@rebeccakrupke.com
Contact: Rebecca Krupke with questions
 
  Mood Indigo
 Mood Indigo
12 x 16 Oil on Canvas
 
 
  Vert
 Vert
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  Afternoon Sunlight
 Afternoon Sunlight
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  Velvet Shadows
 Velvet Shadows
22 x 28 Oil on Canvas
 
 
  The Holy Trinity
 The Holy Trinity
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  English Breakfast
 English Breakfast
24 x 36 Oil on Canvas
 
 
  From the Hearth
 From the Hearth
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  Newol Cooking Fat
 Newol Cooking Fat
17 x 13 photo-etch & watercolor
 
 
  Entrance of the Soul
 Entrance for the Soul
24 x 28 Oil on Canvas
 
 
  Dine
 Dine
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  Golden Age
 Golden Age
22 x 36 Oil on Canvas
 
 
  Glimpse Within
 Glimpse Within
17 x 13 photo-etch
 
 
  Glimpse
 Glimpse
17 x 13 photo-etch
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  Artist Statement
     In our walks through life, we often bottle ourselves up for the select few who pass gates into a deeper realm of our personalities. We safe guard our hearts and lock up our homes as a way to protect from outside intruders we do not wish to let in. Being offered the opportunity to step inside someones home is stepping into their life. Opening up the door to the personal parts of what make them unique idividuals. Home is a place for refuge. Comfort. Solitude. We invite in the select. When we're offered a ticket inside what do we see? Feel? Experience? How do we change our views of the ones opening the home? Perception of the norm becoming miraculous.
     The 'Still Life..' show deals with two homes. A private home in Bangor, Maine and an old captains house in Prince Edward Island now made into a museum for entrance fees. One home is accessible by entrance on an emotional and personal level...and the other open to the general public for the right price. Both capture a moment frozen in time. A chair in the corner or a room full of books. A plate on the mantle or a dirty glass in the sink...The true and original formations of the term 'still life' whether inhabited or vacant. A life still present and active, but frozen in a snapshot of time.

~~Rebecca Krupke