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Victoria Chapman
Being Peace
watercolors, gouache, ink, gel pen, and iridescent medium on watercolor paper
9″ x 9″
2022

Victoria Chapman
Fragility
Inspired by: Joyce Tenneson, Fork Shaped Tree
watercolor
6″ x 8” (unframed), 9.5″ x 11” (framed)
2025
I was initially moved by the description of Tenneson’s spiritual connection with trees. I, too, feel a deep connection with trees and nature. I love the way the silhouettes of trees appear in the faint blue light of the very earliest hours. I chose an eastern white pine as the centerpiece, which is the tallest species of tree in Massachusetts. I reflected on how despite its height, the white pine can also be susceptible to falling without stable ground and roots of surrounding trees to hold it up. Fragile—like our own lives and society without proper support from each other.
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Victoria Chapman
Flaco Over the Rainbow Bridge
watercolor markers and felt-tipped pen
11″ x 14″
2024
This past year, a Eurasian eagle-owl named Flaco made headlines and captured the hearts of people in New York City and around the world. Flaco escaped from the Central Park Zoo and lived successfully for about a year in the wilds of the city. Unfortunately, Flaco passed away in February of 2024. This piece is dedicated to the lively owl whose colorful personality brought joy to our lives. Created with watercolor markers and felt-tipped pen, I wanted to show Flaco in an array of colors to express how he made people feel—joyful and full of hope.
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