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Lot # 85 - Willadene Torbenson — Original 3‑D Contemporary Realism Watercolor
| Opening Bid : | $ 5.00 |
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| Start Date/Time: | 23-Mar-2026 7:00:00 AM |
| End Date/Time: | 30-Mar-2026 8:24:00 PM |
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Description :
This original work by Willadene Torbenson is a striking example of her 3‑D contemporary realism technique, blending watercolor painting with dimensional, sculptural elements. The central figure stands within a lush environment of layered foliage, where painted surfaces and raised textural components merge to create depth and a sense of immersion. The upper body dissolves into a canopy of leaves and blossoms, while the lower figure remains more defined, grounding the composition. Torbenson’s palette of greens, golds, and earth tones enhances the organic feel, and the dimensional layering gives the piece a tactile presence that lifts it beyond traditional watercolor. The result is a visually rich, nature‑driven work that feels both intimate and mythic — a hallmark of Torbenson’s exploration of the human form intertwined with the natural world.
Short Artist Bio — Willadene Torbenson
Willadene Torbenson is a Pacific Northwest artist known for her contemporary realism with dimensional, mixed‑media watercolor techniques. Her work often blends human figures with botanical forms, exploring themes of identity, growth, and the deep connection between people and nature. Torbenson’s pieces are recognized for their layered textures, sculptural qualities, and warm, organic palettes. Her art has been exhibited regionally and is held in private collections throughout the Northwest, appreciated for its emotional resonance and innovative use of watercolor as a three‑dimensional medium.
27.5 T x 20.5 W
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