Bobbi Baugh
Bobbi Baugh creates from her home studio in DeLand, Florida. She regularly exhibits in juried shows and has won numerous awards. Having discovered textiles as a fine art medium in 2011, Bobbi has developed a narrative body of work focusing on the inner journey of a young girl and the meanings of “home.” Her work is an invitation to look beyond the surface.
Previously, she had a career in commercial printing and stationery product design. Bobbi is a graduate of Stetson University. (B.A. Art, Speech; M.A.T. Education/Humanities.) She is an active volunteer in her community and in the arts and quilting communities. She is SAQA juried artist member.
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Just Another Day in the Neighborhood
Size: 40'' x 67''
This home in my neighborhood is mostly hidden. Untrimmed trees and a wild tangle of shrubs keep the house mostly in shadows.
What’s visible reveals a person who finds it meaningful to adorn his compound with a pirate’s skull-and-crossed-swords flag and a variety of signs and flags from the Confederate Army.
Symbols of intimidation and defiance poke through the overgrown vegetation.
"I am struck by the tribalism and territoriality conveyed; even more, I am saddened that it is quite common."