Helen Dannelly
Helen Dannelly studied painting at San Francisco State University and sculpture at the University of Minnesota. In 2009, she began working in encaustic (beeswax with resin) which she enjoys because of its versatility. An award-winning sculptor, Dannelly’s work has been in juried exhibitions both locally and nationally and is in private and public collections throughout the country. She teaches and works out of her studio in Chicago. In addition, Helen is a founding member of the Silver Brush Educator program and has been a Golden Working Artist for many years.
"I am interested in metamorphosis as a natural phenomenon as well as an interpersonal phenomenon. My work is inspired by the natural world: plant and sea life. Paintings resemble water, shadows, and leafy branches. My sculpture is nature-referential rather than replication; the pieces resemble objects in nature, but they are unique abstractions."
Contact Info
Website: www.HelenDannelly.com
Instagram: @Helen.Dannelly
"I am interested in metamorphosis as a natural phenomenon as well as an interpersonal phenomenon. My work is inspired by the natural world: plant and sea life. Paintings resemble water, shadows, and leafy branches. My sculpture is nature-referential rather than replication; the pieces resemble objects in nature, but they are unique abstractions."
Contact Info
Website: www.HelenDannelly.com
Instagram: @Helen.Dannelly
"Bad Eddie, Bunge, Donegal"
Acrylic on Paper |
"Deep Purple Iris"
Alcohol Ink on Paper Panel |
"Irish River"
Acrylic on Paper |
