Heidi Zednik received her MFA in Painting from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. A native of Austria and the USA, Heidi has exhibited widely in both countries. Her work is in international private and public collections, notably the state of Linz and the city of Gmunden; in the USA, the University of Utah. She has been a member of the Kunst Forum, Salzkammergut, since 1997. Heidi has participated in collaborative projects, ranging from co-founding the collective Spondere to working with a modern dance company.
exhibits and represents artists working across a variety of disciplines with particular focus on contemporary book arts, works on paper, collage and assemblage. |
910 Santa Fe, #101, Denver, Colorado, USA at the north end of the 910 Arts Complex in Denver's Art District on Santa Fe 720.282.4052 • alicia (at) abecedariangallery.com
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| Back to Intro List of artists (alphabetized by first name) Carol Erickson Carol Es Cheryl Bailey/Deborah Henson Connie Norman Danielle Feliciano E. Brooke Lanier Elizabeth McKee Ellen Wiener Friedrich Kerksieck Heidi Zednik Jan Owen Jennifer Hines Justin Quinn Kristen Catlett Mamiko Ikeda Marí Emily Bohley Marina Soria Stephen Sidelinger Sun Young Kang Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord Turner Hilliker |
Heidi Zednik Asheville, North Carolina  see
black ink, paper 4 x 8¼ closed, 12¾ x 8¼ open © 2011 - $155  atlantic on the left
ink, paper, color pencil 4 x 8¼ closed, 12¾ x 8 ¼ open © 2011 - $155 Both see and atlantic on the left were drawn during a summer visit to Deer Isle, Maine. Even though I had taken a box of all my usual travel art supplies with me – various papers, watercolor, color pencils and walnut ink – I ended up drawing only in one sketchbook, using my old fountain pen. The resulting drawings reflected the starkness and intensity of the island landscape.  rain tea, color pencil, acrylic, ink, collage, pencil, pigment on Japanese paper 531/4 x 13¾ © 2011 - $360 rain is part of a series of tea drawings –literally, drawn with tea – which span several years from beginning to completion. I’d been watching the rain all day, after a long drought, and had walked through the garden before going into the studio. It is one of the few in the series that I changed very little from its early state. More white was added and then the final red. Still, it took me two years to finish.   seven days and then again
tea, color pencil, acrylic, ink, collage, pencil, pigment on Japanese paper 531/4 x 13¾ © 2011 - $360 seven days and then again is part of a series of tea drawings, literally drawn with tea, which span several years from beginning to completion. I finally finished this piece during a period of great transition, when I was stripping down and undoing the endless to do lists of my life. Old lists were collaged into the paintings.   days as they are, days as they will be
graphite, color pencil, pencil, collage, acrylic, paper 21 x 42 © 2011 - $500 days as they are, days as they will be spans several years from beginning to completion. I drew the circles using a large pure graphite cylinder. Using my body in place of a press, I slowly turned the graphite cylinder again and again. I finally finished this piece during a period of great transition, when I was stripping down and undoing the endless to-do lists in my life. On one piece lists were collaged into the painting, the other shows the absence of those lists. |