![Heather [] Thayer](/r15414345030000000071/nav/home/title.png)
ANNUNCIATIONS
[] An ongoing series that began in 2006 as part of "Roadkill, Religion, and a Walk In The Park"
[] From the 2007 Mount Desert Islander article by Robert Levin:
In the brooding winter light, you slowly approach a corner. Ravens drop in front of your car window, inky black wings extended. There is a stop sign up ahead. Abbreviated words on the road mark the sign's presence. Swirling gray-and-white clouds press heavy from the sky. The moment is pregnant with meaning. Such is the hypnotic world created by painter Heather Thayer. Her landscapes tend to feature power lines over people, empty roads and bare, imposing trees. Despite the solemnity of their subject and the over all sense of foreboding, there is a marked beauty in these paintings.
[] From the 2007 Mount Desert Islander article by Robert Levin:
In the brooding winter light, you slowly approach a corner. Ravens drop in front of your car window, inky black wings extended. There is a stop sign up ahead. Abbreviated words on the road mark the sign's presence. Swirling gray-and-white clouds press heavy from the sky. The moment is pregnant with meaning. Such is the hypnotic world created by painter Heather Thayer. Her landscapes tend to feature power lines over people, empty roads and bare, imposing trees. Despite the solemnity of their subject and the over all sense of foreboding, there is a marked beauty in these paintings.
