Mina (Mina Murray) square Combining familiar imagery in unfamiliar

Combining familiar imagery in unfamiliar ways

redefining it as transitional rather than perpetual

The process is layers on top of layers until the suyrfaces take on a life of their own

and yet carries the gravitas of traditional religious iconography

locally grown food

Mina (Mina Murray) square Combining familiar imagery in unfamiliarDetails About 18 X 24 inches 2015 Oil on Wood Panel Framed to 19. 5 X 25. 5 inches Catherine Moore was born in San Leandro, California, but spent her formative, and awkward, teenage years amidst the neon lights and desert landscape of Reno, Nevada. In 1998, she returned to the Bay Area to pursue her fine arts degree and graduated from the Academy of Art University in 2004. She worked for several years as a freelance illustrator and graphic artist and