Laura Hapka

After the Flood
Hapka, L
TR43035

Stream of Ruby and Pearl
Hapka, L
TR43034

Golden Runs  II
Hapka, L
TR43033

Golden Runs I
Hapka, L
TR43032

Warm Crest 2
Hapka, L
TR38409

Warm Crest 2
Hapka, L
TR38408

Fragmented Dream 3
Hapka, L
TR38407

Fragmented Dream 2
Hapka, L
TR38406

Fragmented Dream 1
Hapka, L
TR38405

Coral Reef
Hapka, L
TR38404

Tidal Forest
Hapka, L
TR38403

Intertidal Zone
Hapka, L
TR38402

Subtle Transmission 2
Hapka, L
TR38401

Subtle Transmission 1
Hapka, L
TR38400

Willow Sister 2
Hapka, L
TR38399

Willow Sister1
Hapka, L
TR38398

Sky Folds 6
Hapka, L
TR38397

Sky Folds 5
Hapka, L
TR38396

Sky Folds 4
Hapka, L
TR38395

Sky Folds 3
Hapka, L
TR38394

Sky Folds 2
Hapka, L
TR38393

Sky Folds 1
Hapka, L
TR38392

A Journey through the Seasons 2
Hapka, L
TR38391

A Journey through the Seasons 1
Hapka, L
TR38390

Old School
Hapka, L
TR38389

Grey Matter
Hapka, L
TR38388

Mental Drift
Hapka, L
TR38387

Brain Waves 2
Hapka, L
TR38386

Brain Waves 1
Hapka, L
TR38385




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Laura Hapka

I create abstract geometric paintings and geometric abstraction paintings out of acrylic medium and epoxy resin. I strive to build unique work using a complex process. My work comes solely from personal imagery. Each piece is a dialogue driven by colors and layers.

I am not restricted by color; I do not use a set color palette. Mixing my own paint, I combine color as a form of self-expression. Each color renders a state of emotion. Each painting combines those states into an interpretation of my frame of mind. Each piece has a mood, each mood is me. Nothing is accidental.

Carefully sketched by hand, every painting has two distinct layers of acrylic paint separated by coatings of epoxy resin, which add another dimension. Once the first layer is painted, methodically to plan, epoxy is applied. Then the second layer of paint is affixed and the true nature of the design is revealed. The second layer rarely ends up per design, but that is part of the plan. Inspection of a finished piece exposes countless color and texture intricacies giving the viewer the joy of discovery.

I work within three series. The Forest and Trees Series are paintings of abstracted geometric landscapes, the Wave Series are uncomplicated geometric abstractions and the Trauma Series are abstract paintings of brain imagery. Each of the three series represent part of who I am: Laura Hapka, Artist.