Dynamic ink paintings using pen and brush that create a wavy, flowing movement like rushing water with shades of blues and blacks. The lines and movement create illusions of rushing water. dynamic appearance.

Observing Nature

A detailed illustration of a human fetus curled up in the womb, with visible veins and arteries in the head and body.

Abstract close-up of green and black textured pattern resembling cracked or peeling paint on a square surface.

SOCIAL BOXES

Living forms, imagined through texture, colour, and construction.

Elizabeth Bahnmiller-Brown is a mixed-media artist whose work explores the intersection of science and mystery through biological abstraction. She uses both traditional and found materials to create detailed, colorful, and richly textured paintings, drawings, and sculptures, many suggesting living forms that often resist definition.

She holds a BFA from RISD (including a year in Rome) and an MFA from Arizona State University. After a 27-year career in fine art education, she now lives and works in the Pacific Northwest. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally, including in New York, Rome, and Fort Collins.

MEET THE ARTIST

Abstract colorful artwork featuring swirling patterns, organic shapes, and forms resembling worms, sea creatures, and plant-like elements with vibrant green, orange, pink, and blue hues.

Observing Nature

Living forms, imagined through texture, colour, and construction.

Bahnmiller-Brown Art