#lucy dodd

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Lucy Dodd. “Earth’s Walk” (2024). Tree trunk, steel foo. 158” x 20” x 18”.

Sprüth Magers. Photo: Lance Brewer.

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Installation view at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco, Naples, Italy, 2017.

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Lucy Dodd, “Hermit,” 2018, Onion skins, black walnut, squid ink, hematite, azurite, cochineal, Dragon's blood, and pigments on canvas, 108 x 108 inches

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Lucy Dodd, “The Drooling Moon,” 2015, Verona green earth, foss leaf extract, graphite, cochineal, squid ink and mixed pigments on canvas, 54 x 58 x 68 x 32 inches

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Lucy Dodd, “The Son,” 2018, Onion skins, urine, pyramid yellow, and cadmium on canvas, 130 x 130 inches

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💫 Lucy Dodd, The Flight of Aunt Goose, 2018, Cuttlefish ink, black lichen, chamomile, charcoal, hematite, kombucha SCOBY, nettles, Tetley tea, tulip flower essence, wild walnut, and pigment on canvas.

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Lucy Dodd, The Princess, 2018.

Cochineal, earth from Andalusia, squid ink, hematite, charcoal, SCOBY, azurite and acrylic on linen.

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Lucy Dodd, Catfish & Seahorse, 2018. Baby poop, wild walnut, cochineal, hematite, azurite, pigment, and acrylic on canvas, 81 x 66 inches.