Washington – Salem Art Fair and Festival

The Art of Casey Moffett

I photograph costumes I have hand made to create scenes that are both magical and imaginative

High-quality, unique wood & epoxy products from locally sourced hardwoods & custom epoxy colors

I use steel and various welding techniques to fabricate medium to large-scale sculptures.

I sculpt art in clay from which I make a mold. I cast cement into the mold, acid stains are applied.

This photographer celebrates the language of abstract art using in-camera multiple exposure.

I paint with oils using traditional technique. I work in multiple layers, building up the depth

Hand forged sterling silver and 14k gold-fill. Torch fired glass enamel on hand shaped copper.

Gyotaku is a Japanese art form meaning fish (gyo) and print (taku). I specialize in PNW species.

I work with natural fibers, vintage sari fabrics, yarns & dyes to explore techniques of nuno felt.

I work in oil and cold wax, mixed media collage, and assemblage, often using recycled materials.

I weave on a rigid heddle loom. Most of my weavings are made from wool, silk, yak, or cotton.

Needle woven jewelry made with traditional seed bead techniques adapted to integrate larger beads.

Subtle color, earthy texture & intricate detail characterize my hand built stoneware work.

mixed media collage using my paintings, paper, acrylics, oil pastels, graphite, and resin.

Vintage maps are the base of my mixed media collage created with re-purposed papers and ephemera.