"Peep Hole"

"Peep Hole" 2011
6"x12"

Silkscreen, Waxed and Dyed Mulberry paper, Thread

This piece is the beginning of what would soon become a series of simple shapes 

and forms mixed with printmaking and sewing. In "Peep Hole" the quiet and isolated 

opening gives way to a multilayered silkscreen print almost completely covered by 

the waxed paper.   

A New Home for Thoughts.

Here you will find the works of Nevada Orenda Jade Buckley King.

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I want to begin with an idea of symbolism as a language. Symbolism
without definitions, but with simple and bold qualities that create feelings
to which we use to read. Without words, without speech, we see and feel.
And raw symbolism is a beautiful language globally read and felt.

Symbolism can be quite easily read, and yet some imagery can keep such
secrets that searching for a "correct" interpretaion is useless. It is the viewer's
choice whether they insist on disecting the image, or accept the initial feeling.


My art is an ongoing story hidden in symbols and objects that suggest tales
of youth, female roles, my everlasting bond with nature and all of her
capabilities.