60 Haywood Renovation – 1987 is part of the Asheville Collection, a body of work rooted in place, memory, and the evolving identity of the built environment. Referencing a specific location and moment in time, the piece reflects on how spaces hold history—even as they are altered, renovated, or reimagined.
Through layered composition and visual fragmentation, the work explores the tension between permanence and transformation. What once was familiar becomes recontextualized, inviting the viewer to consider how personal and collective histories are embedded within physical spaces.
As part of the small works collection, this piece offers an intimate scale while maintaining the conceptual depth central to Alissa Van Atta’s practice—where memory, perception, and cultural narrative quietly overlap.
Title: 60 Haywood Renovation – 1987
Medium: Acrylic, Cold Wax and Mixed Media on Canvas
Size: 12 x 12 x 0.75 in, comes framed 13 × 13 × 1.25 in
Year: 2026
Original: One-of-a-kind
Signature: Signed by the artist
60 Haywood Renovation – 1987 is part of the Asheville Collection, a body of work rooted in place, memory, and the evolving identity of the built environment. Referencing a specific location and moment in time, the piece reflects on how spaces hold history—even as they are altered, renovated, or reimagined.
Through layered composition and visual fragmentation, the work explores the tension between permanence and transformation. What once was familiar becomes recontextualized, inviting the viewer to consider how personal and collective histories are embedded within physical spaces.
As part of the small works collection, this piece offers an intimate scale while maintaining the conceptual depth central to Alissa Van Atta’s practice—where memory, perception, and cultural narrative quietly overlap.
Title: 60 Haywood Renovation – 1987
Medium: Acrylic, Cold Wax and Mixed Media on Canvas
Size: 12 x 12 x 0.75 in, comes framed 13 × 13 × 1.25 in
Year: 2026
Original: One-of-a-kind
Signature: Signed by the artist