Creekside Bluffs (2,026)
$$150.00
This mixed media piece is built from dryer sheets, sequins, and tree bark to form a layered composition inspired by the limestone bluffs of the Ozarks. Purple, red/coral, and blue/aqua tones reference the shifting light across the bluff faces at dawn and dusk. Sequins reflect the glint of sunlight on wet stone and water below the cliffs. The work uses recycled and repurposed materials to echo the erosion and weathering found in the bluffs themselves.
Elsa Carenbauer
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Mixed Media & Collage, Natural Materials / Found Objects
What is Spring Creek to you?
Landscapes carry history the way bodies do — through accumulation, through what’s been worn away, through what remains visible and what stays hidden beneath the surface. Spring Creek and the Ozarks are home to my family, who came from different backgrounds and landed here. The Buffalo River is where we spent our summers, holding memories with loved ones I still carry. Its sediment, built up over time, and its blending of water and stone reflect that same layering in me.
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