On Location: Bozhena Fuchs
Explore the studios or plein air setups of some of the world’s best artists.
- The phone tripod that I use to record the process of my painting videos is so frequently utilized that one can guess its level of usage by how heavily stained it is with paint.
- The wet painting carrier is an essential companion for my plein air adventures, providing a lightweight and reliable means of transporting two 8-by-10" paintings back to the studio, while also serving as a safe haven for them to dry inside. With its handle and the ability to close, it can be carried like a bag.
- On the shelves behind me, among various trinkets, are my little treasures of inspiration and cherished memories. One of them is a little plein air painting that captures my beloved husband fishing on our favorite lake in Hungary, where we often go to relax and pursue our passions—he with his fishing rod and me with my paints and brushes.
- A metal holder for two paper towel rolls is attached to the easel and made by my husband. It’s an incredibly convenient and essential item as the towels are always within reach, enabling me to work quickly without distraction.
- This blue rug is more than just a floor covering in my studio; it has transformed into a canvas itself, covered in traces of paints and colors from all my creations over the past four years. It serves as a reminder of my artistic passion and a testament to my creative journey.—
