Subject Abstract Category Mixed Media Mediums, Materials & Styles Mediums Acrylic, Crayon, Found Objects, Fiberglass, Gesso Materials Canvas, Carbon Fiber, Glue, Glass, Plastic Styles Abstract, Conceptual, Contemporary, Folk, Outsidee-Art Dimensions 30 W x 24 H x 1 D inches Keywords Maze, Confusing, Beautiful, Dusky, Strange, Journey, Fantastic Description This work was inspired by the first time I went to the Burning Man Festival in Nevada with my friends. Somehow, while stopping briefly at a kiosk before we went to our camp, I lost my group. There was no cell service on the desert Playa and I wandered around as it got darker and colder. Every few yards I walked, someone would come out of their tent, ask me if they could help me and offer me food and drink. This happened so much that instead of feeling afraid, I was having a good time. Eventually someone contacted a ranger who had heard from my friends, so we were reunited. I hope viewers will sense that being lost is not necessarily a bad thing and can lead one to revelations. I chose to use everything from glass jar tops to plastic containers, crinkly, ridged paper and layers of gel and glue. From my feelings and memories of this complex experience, I attempted to compose a kind of homage to the sacred power of being lost.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

55x55

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Daniel Aaron Schwartz

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