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Rebecca H Meloy

Painting

We are fragmenting our wild lands. The cutting of forests, clearing native plants, moving and disturbing soils, and the draining and filling of wetlands, are detrimental to our environment — to our oxygen producing native trees and plants, ground and surface water, insects, birds, animals, soil microbes — and to humans. We are a predatory species and our activities are fueling climate change that could be our demise. Our earth home is stressed. My mark making on paper and canvas is my plea for nature’s health and our survival. A life-long artist I have also engaged extensively as a gardener and designer for residential properties. As a child I grew up in the Junction City Oregon Scandivanian farmland harvesting crops to feed our nation. I avidly bonded with trees and nature. Token: I left ten postcards to share, display, or sell. Let me know if you need a larger token or small original artwork.

Gallery

Residency

#8 Paradise Point

Mar 2, 2025 – Mar 8, 2025

Driving from the Canadian border, it took me a week to prepare for this week long Seaview adventure. Packing, paying bills, preparing hand stretched canvases, assuring I had enough paints and tools. Upon arriving it took another two days of rest, grocery shopping, then driving the large area photographing inspiring lo…