Tish Douzart

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Biologique

2013

Sometimes, my marbled prints tend to take on similarities of the inside world of the human anatomy. This is definitely one of them. My inspiration for Biologique actually came from my biology lab experiences in college.

Sold as unframed.

Sold $320.00

Marbled Monotype, hand-printed on 100% archival, cotton rag paper.
22" x 30" (original print)
Shipping cost: $40.00

Image Description: Biologique / Main Image

Artist + Tish Douzart

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I am a printmaker and multidisciplinary artist with a focus on traditional, hand-pulled prints and the intricate art of paper marbling. My work also extends into mixed media, blending elements of print, drawing, encaustics, and embellishments.

Creating art is a form of therapy for me—an intimate practice akin to meditation. It’s a space for introspection, where I navigate the currents of my thoughts and emotions, often allowing these reflections to manifest in my work. While my subject matter is important, it is the process, this meditative journey, that becomes the essence of my art. Naturally drawn to process-oriented mediums like printmaking, I find deep fulfillment in the rhythm and repetition that these techniques offer.

Much of my work is intuitive, with each piece emerging as either emotionally driven or meditative in concept. I enjoy experimenting and combining mediums, often becoming captivated by certain imagery and creating multiple versions of the same subject. This approach sometimes challenges my "printmaker mind," which is rooted in the discipline of exact multiples, but it also propels my evolution as an artist.

From a young age, art, music, and dance have shaped who I am, both personally and creatively. Recently, I’ve been reconnecting with nature, inviting its influence to flow into my work, adding a new layer of depth and connection.

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