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Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal
Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal
Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal
Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal
Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal
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Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red | Mixed Media by Leisa Rich | Westside Station by Brock Built in Atlanta. Item composed of canvas & metal

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Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red - Mixed Media

Featured In Westside Station by Brock Built, Atlanta, GA

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This is a multi-paneled piece, three deep, that can be hung a variety of ways- in a grouping, split up, horizontally or vertically. I wanted to do something quiet, yet still a bit aggressive and commanding; a pop of red accents it. These pieces I make that are of this series draw viewers closer; what looks like a painting is actually a mini world of mixed media and stitching that holds viewer’s attention. Materials: Plastic, metal-framed panels, thread, assorted fabrics. Technique: Free Motion machine embroidery. Hangs from L hooks that screw into the wall, one at each top corner of the grouping. Commissions welcomed in different colors.

Category: Mixed Media

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Item Things Might Be Black and White…But I’m Seeing Red
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Leisa Rich
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2018
Experimentalist. I do original, exceptional, and one-of-a-kind, on-time. 2D, 3D, Installations, commissions welcomed.

Leisa Rich was born and raised in Canada. After decades living, teaching and making/showing her art in the U.S., she moved back to Canada in the fall of 2020. Rich holds MFA & BFA degrees in Fiber and a BEd in Art.
Rich exhibits internationally, has work in many public collections including: Delta Airlines Inc., Travel + Leisure/Wyndham, Emory Healthcare, Dallas Museum of Art, The Works: Atlanta, University of Texas-Pan American, University of North Texas, ProDemnity Insurance, The Boston Group, and the Kamm Foundation, and more, and in many private collections around the world.
Her work has been featured in several books, magazines, blogs, and on PBS.
Rich has 51 years of teaching experience in arts centers in the U.S. and Canada.
She has written for Fiber Art Now, Felt, Arts ATL, Burnaway, blogs and more, and published her first children’s book, Animal Alphabet Traveling Twisters, in 2015, and a series of How To art books about Fosshape, available on Blurb, in 2019.
Rich sells her work online on her website www.monaleisa.com and www.saatchiart.com/leisar

Creator Reviews

1 Creator review

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Lynn M Sherick

June 20, 2026
This is a view of Leisa’s gorgeous creation on a table in the sunshine on our porch. It has shadows across it… no way to prevent. I am absolutely stunned. Thank you, Leisa! It is a treasure and I will have hours of contemplation focused on my dream you so well captured in this wall hanging. The Regency Room, that is a library, sitting room with a contemplation corner and celebrating Jane Austen, is still being redecorated. It will be a couple of months before I can post a photo of this treasure on the wall in its home.

Leisa was so patient with me as I first described my dream and then continued to add more ideas as she gave me mockups to consider. I am not an artist and struggle to use words to describe what I envision. Leisa has captured my dream and excelled at all the details. I feel blessed and have excited anticipation of hours of contemplation with this artisan masterpiece. She is a master, listens carefully, then uses her exceptional skill and talent to create.,