Inka Essenhigh

Posted: 01/28/10
Duration: 4:50
Producer: Robert Knafo
Views: 2312

Landscapes, drawn from observation and serving as stages for fantastical beings, are the central theme of new paintings by Inka Essenhigh, shown at 303 Gallery in New York. Essenhigh talks about her move away from the full-on surrealism of her earlier work and towards a more naturalistic style.

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