Artist Sya Warfield Debuts Her Solo Exhibition Pulp Idols At The Canyon Country Community Center Gallery | The Exhibit Runs October 30th - December 16th
Pulp Idols is a series of nine new mixed media works on wood produced by Sya Warfield over the past year. In this turbulent time, Warfield has chosen to create portraits of key figures who have effected change within our societies and cultural lives. Each work utilizes a photographic pulp transfer process combined with water-based pigment inks, acrylic inks, crackle paste medium, metal leaf, vintage newsprint and spray paint. Influenced by the Japanese notion of Wabi Sabi, deliberate imperfection, the faces are surrounded by an aura of vibrancy and layered texture. Overall, the series invites viewers to reflect on the complexity of life, the passing of time and the ongoing ripples of influence we experience and can exert positively in the world.
Canyon Country Community Gallery At 18410 Sierra Hwy, Santa Clarita, CA 91351
October 30 – December 16, 2021
Monday – Friday from 8am – 6pm
About Sya Warfield
Sya Warfield is an artist, filmmaker and photographer who lives and works in Los Angeles, California. This year she has worked on public commissions with Del Rey Utility Box Project, Let’s Paint Sherman Oaks, NoHo Utility Box Program and Be the Change in Hollywood. Other recent projects include Beyond the Box in Glendale; Arts Bridging the Gap in Hollywood; Let’s Paint the Town in LA and Studio City; and Colours of Freedom Mural in Inglewood.
