Norma Jean Moore

2017
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed

This painting comes from the sentient memory of walks in nature.

2019
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed


This painting comes from the sentient memory of walks in nature.

2018
Acrylic on Canvas
White Frame

The title comes from a line in "Hunger Mountain" by David Hinton.

2018
Acrylic on Canvas
White Frame

2018
Acrylic on Canvas
White Frame

The title comes from a line in a poem by Jim Lavilla-Havelin.

2019 Acrylic on Yupo Framed

2019 Acrylic on Yupo Framed

2013
Mixed Media on Yupo
Unframed
This piece was in response to the BP oil spill.

2019
Acrylic on Yupo
Framed

2018
Acrylic on Canvas
Painted Edges

The title is inspired by a Zen koan, but I came to it by my reading "Hunger Mountain " by David Hinton.

2017
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed

2018
Mixed Media on Yupo Paper
Unframed
This life jacket documents my use of visualizations to heal while undergoing treatment for cancer.

2018
Mixed Media on Yupo Paper
Unframed
This life jacket documents my use of personally constructed visualizations to heal from illness.

2013
Acrylic on Yupo Paper
Unframed

The abandoned ferris wheel still stands in Chernobyl after April 25, 1986.

2017
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed

This painting comes from the sentient memory of walks in nature.

2017
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed

2014
Archival Digital Inkjet Print on paper
Unframed

Hare and Hound Press has printed a limited edition of 22 and 2 artist proofs on Moab Entrada Bright White 300gsm.

The work gives honor to all the traditional and nontraditional methods healers have provided to heal the body.

2013
Mixed Media on Yupo Paper
Unframed

Paradise Lost is a visual response to environmental changes due to human intrusion.

2013
Mixed Media on Yupo Paper
Unframed

Sunflowers are a phytoremediation method to draw nuclear waste from the ground.

2015
Archival Digital Inkjet Print
Unframed

Virgin de Guadalupe is a personal interpretation of the virgin when she presented herself to Juan Diego.

2000
Serigraph
Unframed

A 10 color serigraph,produced at Coronado Studios, in Austin, can be seen in the collections of Capital One, Mexic-Arte Museum, Austin, TX,Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX, Institute for Latin Studies-Notre Dame, Norte Dame, IN