Marcia Geiger
People seek out the desert for many reasons, and it never fails to make a change in them. The same could be said for those who come out to live in this welcoming yet unforgiving climate. They are at once free to break from the rules of conformity from which they have escaped, even as they are absorbed into the very soul of the desert. I moved to the Joshua Tree area in 1989, and have been painting, exploring, and discovering it’s secrets ever since. As an artist, I see paintable moments around every corner.
Airmail (2019)
Oil on Canvas
16″ x 20″
400
Jack Rabbbitude (2019)
Oil on Panel
16″ x 20″
400
Mornin’ Y’All! (2019)
Oil on Panel
8″ x 16″
250
Steeeee—-retch! (2019)
Oil on Panel
16″ x 20″
500
The Skeptic (2019)
Oil on Panel
18″ x 18″
400
Who’s There? (2019)
Oil on Panel
18″ x 24″
500
Zipper (2019)
Oil on Panel
9″ x 12″
250
Santuario de Guadalupe
Oil and Leaf on canvas
24 x 30
$800
Iron Mountains (2019)
Oil on Canvas
24″ x 48″
$1000
Next Services – 100 Miles (2019)
Oil on Canvas
30″ x 48″
$1200
Old Hwy 10, Desert Center, CA (2019)
Oil on Canvas
24″ x 48″
$1000
Ohlson Ruins (2019)
Joshua Tree National Park
Oil on Canvas
30 x 48