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Anita with intaglio printing press

Anita Dallar is a Florida visual artist specializing in printmaking (intaglio & serigraphy) and collage. Her work is influenced by abstract expressionism along with aboriginal and folk art styles. Anita's inspiration is drawn from nature, culture, and personal experience. A recurring theme in Anita's work is bringing seemingly opposing elements together in aesthetic and harmonious ways. Stark geometric lines adjacent soft organic textures, color combined with black and white, and symbolism mixed with abstract expression are components of her work. 

The processes of destruction and reconstruction are inherent aspects of Anita's work. She researches the history of the subject matter, breaks down the imagery, and then reconstructs it into a new form.  She says, "I like to experiment with the infinite number of ways imagery can be transformed and transposed and still make sense. While I gravitate towards innovative approaches I do not completely depart from tradition; I find building bridges between the traditional and the unusual a fascinating challenge".

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​Anita has a Bachelors Degree in Studio Art from San Jose State University in California where she received a scholarship in intaglio printmaking, an Associates Degree in Art History, and Florida Department of Education teaching certificates in Visual Art and ESE. Anita also studied visual art at the Silvermine Guild for Artists in New Canaan, CT., the Maitland Art Center in Maitland, FL., and SUNY in NY. 

In addition to being a visual artist and art educator, Anita has a published collection of her poetry entitled 'Dreams & Visions'. She is also a Reiki Master and plays the 5-string Banjo. Anita's artwork is exhibited nationally, part of corporate collections, and published in periodicals.
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All monotypes are hand pulled on 100% rag paper and printed with hand-mixed lightfast oil based intaglio inks. All original art includes a signed certificate of authenticity. 

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