Lifetime quilter and
award winning Oregon Artist, Trisha has enjoyed numerous group and
one woman exhibits in the Pacific Northwest. A "Art in the Pearl"
board member and former member artist of L.O.C.A.L. 14, she has been
featured in Fiber Arts Magazine and other national fiber arts
magazines. Trisha Hassler embraces both torch-cut steel and
improvisational quilting and through her artistic abilities combines
the two mediums in one art form even though they are considered
being on the opposite ends of the artistic spectrum. "The mixture of
quilted fabrics with torch-cut steel grows from a life-long personal
fascination with the paradox," states Trisha. "The art work in a
continuing three-dimensional series titled ‘Surface Connections’
speaks quietly of the intricate center in our most private being
surrounded by a strong protective armor and the interplay of the two
dissimilar elements is a reminder to embrace the ever shifting
balance present in our lives."
High Desert Gallery & Custom Framing of Central Oregon is honored to
represent Trisha Hassler exclusively in Central Oregon.
To read more about
the artists work visit High Desert Art Gallery's weblog / blog and
click on "Art Speak." Please visit:
HighDesertGallery.info
To view the artist works and to purchase
online visit High Desert Gallery's Online Art Gallery at
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Lifetime quilter and
award winning Oregon Artist, Trisha has enjoyed numerous group and
one woman exhibits in the Pacific Northwest. A "Art in the Pearl"
board member and former member artist of L.O.C.A.L. 14, she has been
featured in Fiber Arts Magazine and other national fiber arts
magazines. Trisha Hassler embraces both torch-cut steel and
improvisational quilting and through her artistic abilities combines
the two mediums in one art form even though they are considered
being on the opposite ends of the artistic spectrum. "The mixture of
quilted fabrics with torch-cut steel grows from a life-long personal
fascination with the paradox," states Trisha. "The art work in a
continuing three-dimensional series titled ‘Surface Connections’
speaks quietly of the intricate center in our most private being
surrounded by a strong protective armor and the interplay of the two
dissimilar elements is a reminder to embrace the ever shifting
balance present in our lives." 
