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LYN BELISLE "I inspire creativity and connection through storytelling, mixed media, and collaborative discovery." |
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LYN BELISLE is a multidisciplinary artist embracing encaustic painting, earthenware, digital imagery, sculpture, textiles and found objects. Her artwork gives expression to her quest to discover and connect synchronistic shards of meaning through collage and assemblage. She teaches nationally and internationally, most recently in
Santa Fe, Provincetown, Washington State, Taos, and Ireland. |
In my classes, students learn to embrace the fragments of meaning around them, transforming them into powerful visual stories.
Wanderers: Enigmatic Figures
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Now Open - Spirit & Form: Creating Vessels of Passage and Purpose Step into a soulful studio practice where sculpture meets story, and form becomes a portal for meaning. In this richly layered mixed-media workshop, you'll explore the vessel—bowl, boat, bundle—as both an ancient object and a personal metaphor. Across cultures and centuries, vessels have held food, fire, ashes, prayers. Here, they will hold you: your memories, your materials, your imagination. I'll be teaching this class in Ireland very soon!
Art Retreat at The Essence of Mulranny on the wild and beautiful West Coast of Ireland
The week-long class I'll be teaching is called Encaustic Vessel Exploration. The handmade vessels created in this workshop are not just art pieces but also functional containers perfect for collecting and incorporating shells, stones, and small treasures from the beaches and moors around Mulranny. 
I can't wait to return. This is a destination of dreams.
Our Studio and Residences are located right by the Mulranny Saltmarsh. This saltmarsh has developed in the quiet, sheltered conditions behind Mulranny beach. It is distinctive because of its complex drainage pattern. The grassy sward is composed of species such as Thrift, Sea Plaintain, Saltmarsh Grass, Rushes and Sedges, Sea Pimpernel with Glassword and Annual Seablite further down towards the sea. It is this stunning natural environment that plays host to an impressive array of birds . . . . |
