Featured Work

The Little Fruits
The Flower Series 2008
Shooting on 90 Riverton Street, NYC
Passports
The Still Life Series
Skin The Archive Series
Fresh Fruits
Installation 0-6
Skin The Archaeology of Skin
Bohnert and Bohnert
Self Portraits Cutouts
Flower Series
Self Portraits
Self Portraits Multiple Personalities
Skin Installation Grouping of Twelve Floor Sculptures
Skin Open Vessel Wall Installation
Objects
Present Places
The Lily Pad Project Installation Grouping of Seven
1024 Days / The Water Paintings Layers of Plexiglass M/M

The Process
These are unfinished works in progress so the viewer can see the process of creating. I believe that the process is the most important part of creating art.

"Bohnert{s} .. paintings' cracked and nearly molten surfaces showcase her masterful command of texture and color.
Barbara O'Brien
Director of The Trustman Gallery, Simmons College, From 2002 - 2006, editor-in-chief of Art+New England Magazine.

"In Deborah Bohnert's work there is a sort of ironical erotic sumptuousness."
Donald Kuspit
Disitinguished Art Critic

"Your work seems to be exploring the line between sculpture and painting in a remarkable way."
Harry Cooper
Curator of Modern Art, Fogg Art Museum

"This is beautiful work and I am impressed by your
creative and masterful use of materials."
Laura Heon
Curator Mass MoCA

Artist Statement
Good art communicates life that is deeply felt.

"ORGANIC POP" is a term that comes to mind when one looks at Deborah's work.

The Gallery
by Robert Wall, artist of sacred space, author, nurse practitioner

The Zen story is told of the old Master pointing his index finger straight at the moon, shouting at his students:
"This is one finger Zen!" Ignore the finger; discover the moon.
The students, failed
They pointed at the moon;
They talked about moon.
I went to a Gallery opening tonight by my friend Deb Bohnert.
She passes through walls and no one notices.
She reaches down in herself and pulls out the moon.