Adriane Dedic
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Emperor and Peacock Butterflies

My design was selected to be made for the new Emperor of Japan!
Impewrial Fan


Prince Naruhito and Pricess Masako

 

Winning Design in Worldwide Competition

I am so honored! My Imperial fan design was selected to be made for the 2019 Enthronement of the new Japanese Emperor Crown Prince Naruhito.

Six designs were selected as winners from entries from artists all over the world. The winning artists are in New York, Israel, London, Tokyo and I'm the one from California.

I was looking for Japanese spiritual creatures to try and be unique and saw a Japanese Emperor Butterfly that was a beautiful purple and a sign of good spirits so then I looked for a 2nd Japanese butterfly and the Peacock butterfly had beautiful wings so that was my inspiration to honor the new Emperor and his beautiful wife.

Actual fans are made in Kyoto, Japan using the winners' design. and donated to Reiwa Emperor with the signature of His Highness Priest Shorei-in Monzeki Higashifushimi and a fan to be also donated to respective artist winner.


FLY WITH ME

Fly With Me is a mixed media piece that combines fabric,
quilting techniques, paper, paint, and other embellishments

Fly With Me
12" x 12" textile mixed media



   
LA FEMME 

La Femme was exhibited at the Nexus Gallery in New York:
Small Works 2002
Jan. 31 - Feb. 23, 2002


  La Femme is a small  5" x 5" dry-point engraving. Using a diamond point tool, I engraved four  separate circular pieces of plexi glass using one piece (plate) for each color and area of the image.  La Femme is part of a series using a circle motif to represent the moon and the female figure is "La Femme Dans La Lune,"  In the series, the figure rotates within the circle to represent the phases of the moon.


  MORE FEATURED ART: Interiors, Duality , Passion for Klimt, Bon Voyage, Best Friends, Body of Art, Song Birds, Secret Garden, Geisha  
 
My figurative work, including stone lithographs and etchings, as well as mixed media pieces are on display in my Newark studio.