The Little Mermot Wesley T. Wright The artist and the Dislandic

The artist and the Dislandic crew were featured in a behind the scenes look at the making of the film on the Sundance Channel’s ‘Pleasure for Sale’

and currently works out of her studio in the Seattle area

and she works extensively as a meditation

Inspired by Charles Perrault's character

"Someone's been eating my porridge and they ate it all up

The Little Mermot Wesley T. Wright The artist and the DislandicDetails About Oil on panel 11 x 14 in. 2020 17. 5 x 20. 5 in. Henry Schreiber spent his childhood in the suburbs of Washington DC, the mountains of West Virginia, and the gulf coast of Florida. After receiving his MFA from the University of Central Florida, Schreiber established a studio on a family farm in the Appalachian Mountains. Following his two years of learning the ways of the groundhog; he packed up his studio and moved to Charlotte, NC.