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Anna Wiancko-Chasman can be reached at [email protected] or 477-5381. Her work can be viewed at www.freshwaterbayarts.com.
From the time she was a young child growing up in rural California, Anna Wiancko-Chasman has loved art.
Enrichment through art
Anna Wiancko-Chasman believes art includes both personal satisfaction and responsibility
- By Danielle Frost
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December 2, 2014 12:00 am
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Life
Anna Wiancko-Chasman frequently works in clay, mixed media and found objects to create unique sculptures and assemblages in her home studio along the Washougal River.
Wiancko-Chasman adds details to a clay horse. She is often inspired by a love of animals.
The "Three Sages," are made of various clay pieces.
"Green House" is a piece indicative of Wiancko-Chasman's love of the outdoors and the Earth.
"Dream House," is a whimsical creation Wiancko-Chasman keeps in her home art studio near the Washougal River.
"Broken" was created using raku, wire, wood, bark, wasp nest and bone.
"Stick Horse" was created from clay, sticks and raffia.
Wiancko-Chasman's "Table of Plenty," was designed with clay, found objects and mixed media.
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