Daphne Carisa Swenson Bee’s figures appear melancholy and

Bee’s figures appear melancholy and at odds with unseen forces

(105 x 148 mm

Bank of America

Laura's paintings and vinyl figures are in many private collections and her work has been shown in galleries all over the world

One of her favorite quotes is "Myths are public dreams

Daphne Carisa Swenson Bee’s figures appear melancholy andOil, acrylic, and metallic paint on panel 18 in. diameter 2024 The myth of Daphne and the laurel centers on Daphne, a free spirited nymph who values her independence and connection to nature. When pursued relentlessly by Apollo, Daphne feels a deep sense of desperation to escape his advances. In a moment of sheer panic and determination, she calls out to her father, the river god Peneus, for rescue. Responding to her plea, Peneus transforms Daphne