Camouflage fine art print each carrying a bean bag

each carrying a bean bag

This work reflects the inner strength and courage to stand up

I refined the surface with papier-mâché and layers of my own paper clay

Journeys worth taking are not always visible

Haensgen plays with these uncertainties

Camouflage fine art print each carrying a bean bagA new but continuing series of works, called Camouflage, exploring the phase 'Can't see the forest for the trees.' An idiom used when someone is so focused on small, specific details that they fail to grasp the bigger picture. It is often used to describe losing perspective when you get too caught up in the minute aspects of a situation. The irony the Celia does not use perspective in her works. These piece distils the silhouette of a tree into