Bunnie Reiss

Nature's Cosmic Power - Azul Edition

RUN #:	02704b
Type:	2-Color Letter Press on 290gsm Coventry Rag Fine Art Paper
Size:	12 x 16 Inches
Release:	March 23, 2020
Run of:	40
Auth:	This RUN comes signed, numbered and with a Certificate of Authenticity from Bunnie Reiss and 1xRUN.

Framed
Black

Framed
White

Ornate Gold

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Frame

The framing option for this RUN includes a 1 inch black wood, white wood or natural wood frame with UV-glass, foam core backing and ready to hang hardware.

$100

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1state running

IN THIS COLLECTION:
International Women's Day 2020

22 Artworks10 Available

ABOUT THIS ART:

"I created this piece specifically for International Women’s Day to honor not only myself, but all of the strong, smart, beautiful women who have worked hard for us and given us the power to continue building. This image falls within my larger body of work, where I continuously explore the cosmic world, nature, historical representation of women, symbology, animals, and mythology.

My current series is titled Cosmic Vacation, and discusses other dimensions and what they will look like, how we will exist, how nature will play a role, etc. It’s an exploration of the inner workings of my brain and the cosmos, but also of my imagination. The character I drew for my print release lives in this other world, and represents a type of femme mythological creature that communes with nature and the elements. I often rely on my imagination. I feel that it's the key component to building not only things you want, but things you hope for. Without hope, you have nothing, so I often try to express that type of hopefulness across all of my work." - Bunnie Reiss

Note: Each print in this edition is uniquely hand-pulled and colors will vary slightly from print to print.

Read our full interview with Bunnie Reiss at News.1xRUN.com!

ABOUT Bunnie Reiss:

Bunnie 'Bonnie' Reiss was born in Maryland, but raised mostly with the wide-blue sky’s of Colorado. Having come from a large Polish/Russian family, eating, loud talking and community shaped her life. She was a tiny rebel with a large imagination, knowing at a young age that she quite didn’t fit in and the world was a much bigger place than the quiet suburban landscape that seemed to endlessly surround her.

She moved to rural Colorado, studied literature, and worked for NPR and other various publications, while quietly painting on the side. Magic, mysticism and the stars slowly crept into her conscious, and she began almost obsessively studying anything she could get her hands on. With her need to travel slowly pushing her all over the world, she eventually left Colorado and relocated to San Francisco, which at the time was a hub for creativity and guerrilla art. Her almost 15-year life there included an MFA from San Francisco Arts Institute and years of creative incubation in wild streets full of weird art and people painting everywhere. She became herself here, found her community of artists that she would spend many years building, living and creating many things together.

After a small stint in France, and a few other areas around the US, Bunnie relocated to Los Angeles several years ago to pursue larger mural and installation based projects. Her work is heavily influenced by her Eastern European background, with its tradition of folk art, bright colors and community engagement. Her extensive travels have also added an extra layer of conversation, which make her creations unique. She has shown extensively in both the United States and around the world, in galleries, alternative spaces, bookstores, abandoned buildings, fields and forests, or any place that seems to need a little extra magic. Her brightly colored folk murals decorate many countries and can be found all over the world. Los Angeles, Mexico, Italy, Paris, India, Philippines, Detroit, Milwaukee, New York, San Francisco are just a few places you would likely stumble upon one.