Brenda Stumpf :: Art :: Fifty Days at Niflheim


	Brenda Stumpf	Fifty Days at Niflheim

>	Works eggs rocks pearls offerings and attributes sand and water the dressmaker and the tailor fifty days at niflheim bride of epimetheus the unspoken our ladies of the dark forest the hidden imperial extracts mutlisensory perception glimpses from the gilded cage intermittent eyes Information exhibits/news about the artist resume faq Contact galleries studio	> SERIES INFO This body of work consists of over twenty mixed media drawings. Most were on exhibit at E. Gordon Gallery in Cleveland, Ohio, where they were shown concurrently with Douglas Max Utter's Speechless exhibition in September of 2005. Niflheim is the realm of ice and cold in Norse mythology. The terrain of this underworld is ruled by the goddess Hel, who is a guide through the shadow land and teacher of the inherent duality of life and death. The works are charcoal, chalk pastel, and pencil on paper. The drawings were produced during the winter of 2004 between the eve of an anniversary, December 27, and Valentines Day, February 14. To view this series click here.