Alice Garik

visual artist

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    • Fauna
      • Wing Curve 1Monarch Butterfly wing. Monarchs need to be protected to survive.
      • Snakes
      • Holding Her NestA woman's hands intermix with a bird's nest, which she appears to hold next to her heart.
      • Spider Emerges
      • IcarusA man attempts to stop is fall. Wings are attached to his tattooed arm.
      • Nesting a SerpentA tattooed serpent rests on a nest of twigs.
      • Winged CrowA woman with a crow tattoo on her thigh next to a bird's wing.
      • Bird and SnakeA shed snake skin divides this tattoed man's back. His back has a bird and snake.
      • Mantis Phoenix Risingpalladium print - abstract image of a tattooed woman's body with preying mantis by Alice Garik
      • WingsTwo wings: one is very bare of feathers while the other is fully feathered.
      • Serpent's ButterflyA butterfly's wing embraces the tattooed back of a woman.
    • Flora
      • Iris SparksAn Iris. The beauty, fragility and vigor.
      • Into the EarthA man has his hand in moss in this graphically black and white print.
      • Splitting
      • NestingBird's Nest
      • Tiger Paws SoftlyA tiger's paw from a photographed tattoo is just barely visible in the petal of an Iris flower.
      • Peony and OrchidA woman with a peony tattooed on her back is framed by an orchid.
      • Shadow PlayParts of an Iris flower showing the beard and stamen shadowed by the Iris petals.
      • Her Serpent PeonyIn the shape of a Peony leaf, a woman's tattoo of a serpent appears.
      • Iris with Bird Snakepalladium print - abstract image of a bird tattoo with a snake and iris flower by Alice Garik
      • Spider's Journey 2This diptych of a spider moving among parts of an Iris flower.
    • Sea
      • Coral Honeycomb 1Coral is in danger of extinction due to ocean warming and climate change.
      • His Shoulder & FinsDiptych of fish fins and a man's shoulder with a tattoo.
      • Merging 1Many varieties of coral. Coral is in danger of extinction due to climate warming.
      • Storm Brewing 2A diptych of a shell symbolizing a storm cloud placed on top of a man's tattooed back with storm winds and a large eye tattooed on him.
      • WavesPalladium print formed by the brushstrokes in a wave pattern and printed using negatives of seaweed.
      • From the Sea
      • Wave StrengthensA wave with a tattoo of a wave shaped like a cresting wave.
      • Boat Rides WaveA boat form rides a wave. The boat form is a negative printed in palladium of a tattooed man's torso.
      • Daphne and Sea 2Based on the Greek myth, this diptych of Daphne is changing into a laurel tree.
      • Rising WaveA wave shape, like the letter C, in this abstract work.
      • Wave CrestingThe shape of a cresting wave done with negatives of seaweed and a tattoo negative.
      • Double Shellpalladium print - shell imagery based on scallop shells found in Maine by Alice Garik
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    • Fauna
      • Wing Curve 1Monarch Butterfly wing. Monarchs need to be protected to survive.
      • Snakes
      • Holding Her NestA woman's hands intermix with a bird's nest, which she appears to hold next to her heart.
      • Spider Emerges
      • IcarusA man attempts to stop is fall. Wings are attached to his tattooed arm.
      • Nesting a SerpentA tattooed serpent rests on a nest of twigs.
      • Winged CrowA woman with a crow tattoo on her thigh next to a bird's wing.
      • Bird and SnakeA shed snake skin divides this tattoed man's back. His back has a bird and snake.
      • Mantis Phoenix Risingpalladium print - abstract image of a tattooed woman's body with preying mantis by Alice Garik
      • WingsTwo wings: one is very bare of feathers while the other is fully feathered.
      • Serpent's ButterflyA butterfly's wing embraces the tattooed back of a woman.
    • Flora
      • Iris SparksAn Iris. The beauty, fragility and vigor.
      • Into the EarthA man has his hand in moss in this graphically black and white print.
      • Splitting
      • NestingBird's Nest
      • Tiger Paws SoftlyA tiger's paw from a photographed tattoo is just barely visible in the petal of an Iris flower.
      • Peony and OrchidA woman with a peony tattooed on her back is framed by an orchid.
      • Shadow PlayParts of an Iris flower showing the beard and stamen shadowed by the Iris petals.
      • Her Serpent PeonyIn the shape of a Peony leaf, a woman's tattoo of a serpent appears.
      • Iris with Bird Snakepalladium print - abstract image of a bird tattoo with a snake and iris flower by Alice Garik
      • Spider's Journey 2This diptych of a spider moving among parts of an Iris flower.
    • Sea
      • Coral Honeycomb 1Coral is in danger of extinction due to ocean warming and climate change.
      • His Shoulder & FinsDiptych of fish fins and a man's shoulder with a tattoo.
      • Merging 1Many varieties of coral. Coral is in danger of extinction due to climate warming.
      • Storm Brewing 2A diptych of a shell symbolizing a storm cloud placed on top of a man's tattooed back with storm winds and a large eye tattooed on him.
      • WavesPalladium print formed by the brushstrokes in a wave pattern and printed using negatives of seaweed.
      • From the Sea
      • Wave StrengthensA wave with a tattoo of a wave shaped like a cresting wave.
      • Boat Rides WaveA boat form rides a wave. The boat form is a negative printed in palladium of a tattooed man's torso.
      • Daphne and Sea 2Based on the Greek myth, this diptych of Daphne is changing into a laurel tree.
      • Rising WaveA wave shape, like the letter C, in this abstract work.
      • Wave CrestingThe shape of a cresting wave done with negatives of seaweed and a tattoo negative.
      • Double Shellpalladium print - shell imagery based on scallop shells found in Maine by Alice Garik
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A man attempts to stop is fall. Wings are attached to his tattooed arm.
  • Icarus
  • Palladium on Japanese gampi.
  • 2019
  • 21.5 X 29.5 inches

With wings attached, as in the Greek myth of Icarus, this man is attempting to stop his fall. Throughout history, humans have used the natural resources of this earth. Working with nature is what we need to do. But with our takeover of land for development and overuse of pesticides we are experiencing the loss of numbers of birds.

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