A woman with blonde curly hair and glasses working on a colorful collage at a cluttered art table in an art studio. The walls are decorated with framed landscape photographs.

Statement  

My “story quilts,” often hand-dyed using traditional shibori indigo techniques, embroidered, and hand-sewn with my photographic images, celebrate lens-based art alongside the craft and storytelling traditions of American quilt making. Rooted in a love of tactile process and visual narrative, my work explores the intersections of photography, textile, and memory. Each unique quilt square layers photographic imagery printed on indigo-dyed rice paper, honoring both experimentation and tradition.

My practice is deeply nostalgic, shaped by revisiting places from my past and discovering new landscapes that evoke a similar sense of the sublime—whether along the lake shores of my Canadian childhood or the blue Pacific beaches of my adopted California. Through these works, I aim to convey the joy and emotional resonance I experience when capturing moments of beauty, inviting viewers into a shared sense of wonder, serenity, and belonging that transcends time and place.


ABOUT

Annie Seaton is a lens based artist and painter whose artwork has been exhibited nationally and internationally and in such notable collections as the Vernon Collection, the Marriott, Sun Coast, Hyatt, and Four Seasons Hotels among many others. She was recently featured in the Holiday 2024 Sunset Magazine and has had numerous artworks placed in major San Francisco Bay Area medical facilities.

Annie Seaton has held numerous Gallery Director positions in Southern California, and is currently Founder of Zeitgeist Curatorial an online art gallery and marketplace as well as Gallery Director at Large for the Kopeikin Gallery since 2015. In addition, Annie Seaton is a Kipaipai mentor and fellow as well as a passionate fine art photo collector. Born in Toronto, Canada she received her BA from Mills College and lives in Sherman Oaks, CA.


REPRESENTATION

Paragone Gallery

saltman associates

Installation, Large Photo Quilt, Hauoli, MOAH, Lancaster

119” x 95”

(From Woven Stories)