Landscape of Trauma (Store Pick Up Only)

Artist Jarica Walsh, Osage  "Landscape of Trauma" Famed Original Cyanotype Photogram measuring 17.5" x 17.5"  Artist statement: "This leaf was shed by a tree in my yard following a hail storm. As I’ve thought about collective trauma and collective healing since the onset of the pandemic, I’ve also given consideration to what our individual trauma looks like, how that takes shape. What is a physical representation of our trauma terrain?"   Part of a series of original cyanotype photograms made with plant materials gathered around Oklahoma. The cyanotype process is a photographic process. Two chemicals, ammonium iron citrate and potassium ferricyanide, are combined to create a UV light sensitive solution. The solution is applied to a surface like paper. An object is placed on the treated surface and exposed to a UV light source, like the sun. After a certain amount of time the object is removed and the paper is rinsed in water. This stops the developing process and creates a permanent im