Sandra Hansen, MFA  

ARTNOMAD 

When Sandra Hansen became an Eco artist in 2014 she began painting about environmental issues. She then moved to creating art from plastic bags.  Sandra wanted to become more environmentally sound in her art practice. In 2015 she fell in love with the magic of creating something translucent from leaves and bark. Handmade paper is completely environmentally sound and can be absolutely gorgeous. Its rich texture and its delicate gauzy effects are amazing. Paper has the ability to bring alive the horrendous problems of water pollution simply by putting plastic bags into the pulp. Paper is exceedingly versital as well and can be used in many multimedia objects and hangings. 

  • Meeting artists at the Art Bull in Delhi, India
  • Visiting the  National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi
  • Painting workshop with Indian artists in Varanasi
  • Two exhibitions in  Varanasi
    • Lane Eleven Gallery
    • Banares Club
  • personal Taj Mahal tour with Indian expert
  • Painting Workshop at Deemed College in Agra
  • accommodations and painting at the Fort in Jodhpur
  • Camel Safari in the Thaar Desert
  • Workshop at the studio of a famous court painter in Bikaneer

Our pilot trip to India was made in 2013.  We combined visiting with artists, doing workshops and exhibitions with seeing the art and historic sites throughout Northern India.

Some of our highlights were:

India