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 butterfly's wing embraces the tattooed back of a woman.
  • Serpent’s Butterfly
  • Palladium on Japanese gampi.
  • 2019
  • 15 X21.5 inches

The wing of a butterfly embraces her tattooed back. I see our intersection with nature, not only in it’s beauty as butterflies are, but in our fabric of existence. Butterflies pollinate flowers which then produce the fruit we eat.

I was moved to place the butterfly wing into her tattooed back to speak of this intersection.

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ALICE GARIK, VISUAL ARTIST
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