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| Essence (panels available individually)
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 64 x 128 in. |
| $23000 |
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| Plateau (panels available individually)
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| 2012
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| encaustic on board |
| 64 x 64 in. |
| $11500 |
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| Labyrinth (panels available individually)
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| 2012
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| encaustic on board |
| 15.5 x 595 in. |
| $12000 |
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| Currents
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 24 x 72 in. |
| $4800 |
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| Cirrus
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| 2011
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| encaustic on panel |
| 40 x 78 in. |
| $7500 |
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| Solas
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 23.5 x 70 in. |
| $4600 |
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| Mariana
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 36 x 48 in. |
| $4800 |
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| Provenance
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 23.5 x 91 in. |
| $5500 |
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| Nightfall
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| 2013
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| acrylic on board |
| 52 x 40 in. |
| $5400 |
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| Nautilus
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| 2012
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| encaustic on panel |
| 23.5 x 47 in. |
| $3600 |
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| Catalina
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| 2011
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| encaustic on panel |
| 14 x 70 in. |
| $2800 |
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| Reveal
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| 2011
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| encaustic on panel |
| 40 x 64 in. |
| $6000 |
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| Kashmir
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| 2011
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| encaustic on panel |
| 48 x 96 in. |
| $9500 |
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| Encanto
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| 2011
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| encaustic on panel |
| 60 x 36 in. |
| $5700 |
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| Realm
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| 2010
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| encaustic on panel |
| 53 x 40 in. |
| $5600 |
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| Earth/Prithvi
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| 2010
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| encaustic on panel |
| 36 x 72 in. |
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Mark Rediske
Rediske earned his MA in painting from St. Cloud State in Minnesota in 1985. His muted palette reveals increasingly abstracted and gestural imagery in a series of timelessly elegant works. Rediske is interested in the malleable and transparent qualities of wax that he uses to create meticulously layered works in oil pastel and encaustic. Building up color and wax allows for a constructive and destructive process as Rediske abstracts the picture plane by drawing on and scratching away the surface of each piece.
Rediske says of his creative process, “I draw my inspiration in part from the timeless belief that nature has both a physical presence and a spiritual identity. Ideally, I see my paintings as a bridge between the natural world and archetypal symbols of rebirth and evolution. In this regard I feel a great affinity with the iconography of ancient civilizations.”
Mark Rediske was selected by the Seattle Art Dealers Association (SADA) to be a part of the Century 21 exhibit at the Wright Exhibition Space in Seattle.
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