• Exodus

    Exodus

    Date: 2014
    Edition: 15
    Size: 24 “x12” (excluding margins)

    I created this image by appropriating John James Audubon’s original American Flamingo composition. Some Flamingo colonies reached over 1 million in Africa, so I wanted to express a feeling of frantic activity!

    Lyell Castonguay designed, carved, and printed this original artwork. Ink is applied to a carved wooden block and hand-pressed onto Stonehenge paper. Multiple carved blocks layer colors, resulting in a dramatic effect. The artist signed, titled, and numbered the edition in pencil below the image.

  • Fuji

    Fuji

    Date: 2014
    Edition: 20
    Size: 36″x24″ (excluding margins)

    The main inspiration for this piece is the combination of colors in Hokusai’s Fine Wind and Clear Morning. I appropriated elements from the original ukiyo-e print to create this arresting bird portrait.

    Lyell Castonguay designed, carved, and printed this original artwork. Ink is applied to a carved wooden block and hand-pressed onto Stonehenge paper. Multiple carved blocks layer colors, resulting in a dramatic effect. The artist signed, titled, and numbered the edition in pencil below the image.

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  • Two Minds

    Two Minds

    Date: 2014
    Edition: 22
    Size: 24″x24″ (excluding margins)

    This piece is inspired by my pet society finches. These birds live in close quarters and rely on cooperation and cohabitation. Inspired partly by a Janus head, the composition places two contrasting personalities on one body.

    Lyell Castonguay designed, carved, and printed this original artwork. Ink is applied to a carved wooden block and hand-pressed onto Stonehenge paper. Multiple carved blocks layer colors, resulting in a dramatic effect. The artist signed, titled, and numbered the edition in pencil below the image.

  • Hive

    Hive

    Date: 2014
    Edition: 9
    Size: 19″x16″ (excluding margins)

    A swarm of birds performs aeronautical feats to gain upward mobility. Each is struggling to rise in the pecking order. The object of desire, a worm, is buried deep in the pile.

    Lyell Castonguay designed, carved, and printed this original artwork. Ink is applied to a carved wooden block and hand-pressed onto Stonehenge paper. Multiple carved blocks layer colors, resulting in a dramatic effect. The artist signed, titled, and numbered the edition in pencil below the image.

 

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