Adair Peck
Adair's work is a vivid and layered exploration of color, design, and intuition. She works primarily in collage, mixed media, and acrylic on canvas, often blending playful spontaneity with deliberate composition. Recurring themes include botanical elements inspired by farmers’ market visits, the lively presence of birds outside her studio window, storm-wrecked fishing boats, and introspective figures—each reflecting a deep engagement with both external and internal landscapes.
Influenced by German Expressionism and Mexican Folk Art, Adair embraces bold color in both her paintings and papier-mâché sculptures. Her practice spans a range of media, including encaustic painting, chine-collé woodcut printmaking, and large-scale collage on canvas. She resides in Bozeman, Montana with her family.
Fuchsia Mums
24x18 painted collage on cradled wood
Flowers in Mexico City
20x18 painted collage on cradled wood panel
Flowers in Two Decorative Pots
25x25 painted collage on cradled wood
Lil Gems #28
12x16 mixed media on cradled wood panel
Little Gems #85
12x12 mixed media on cradled wood panel,,framed
Don’t Look Back
36x36 acrylic and oil on canvas
Lil Gems #81
12x12 mixed media collage on panel.
the following works have been sold but are available as commission
lil Gems #76-SOLD
12x12 mixed media on cradled wood panel, framed
Little Gems #78-SOLD
12x12 mixed media on cradled wood panel, framed