Dionne Haroutunian, Correlations

“Correlations” is a series of work inspired by places I have visited, and the ways in which people have left their marks on them. I am interested in creating a dialog between what is obvious to the eye, and my emotional response while observing a landscape. Touched by the mood of a particular environment, I find myself wondering about the lives of the people who had once been an integral part of it. I feel as though I am looking for clues, intent on comprehending a life that isn’t mine.

In my work, I combine etching, drypoint, monotype, collagraph, viscosity, and/or relief, along with some digital printing. Mirroring my interest in the content’s dialog, I enjoy the conversation that is created by the use of multiple techniques.

Etapes, etching, monotype, chine-colle and archival digital print
18"w x 21"h 12"w x 14"h, 2008, please inquire about price

Fusion, etching, monotype, chine-colle and archival digital print
26"w x 15" h 20"w x 8"h, 2008, please inquire about price

Etendues, etching, viscosity, chine-colle and archival digital print
24"w x 15" h 18"w x 8"h, 2008, please inquire about price

Melodie (Pink Wall), etching, viscosity, chine-colle and archival digital print
15"w x 16"h 9"w x 9"h, 2008, please inquire about price

Into the Depth (Green arches), etching, viscosity,
chine-colle and archival digital print 18"w x 13"h 12"w x 6"h, 2008,
please inquire about price

Empreinte, etching, viscosity, chine-colle and archival digital print
17"w x 15"h 11"w x 8.75"h, 2008, please inquire about price