Join me at One Urban Tribe in Lowell, MA, for Nature ROCKS! The opening reception is October 3rd, 5:30pm-7:30pm, and the closing reception is October 24th, 5:30pm-7:30pm. The showing will be hanging in this beautiful crystal shop October 3rd-31st. This body of work brings together five years of exploration in the natural landscape, with a focus on autumn and Earth’s rock formations. I am drawn to nature for its organic colors, shapes, and sense of spiritual ease. Working primarily in acrylic and egg tempera, I build translucent layers to create an ethereal atmosphere. Through intentional brushwork and heightened color, I guide the viewer’s eye while painting not only what I observe, but how I remember and experience the landscape. Intuitive painting from imagination is central to my process. By relying less on photography and more on memory and instinct, I continue to strengthen my visual language and deepen my connection to the natural world.
Boott Cotton Mills Museum @ 115 John St, Lowell, MA 01852, USA, Lowell, Massachusetts, 01852, United States
Visit the Boott Cotton Mills Museum after hours and experience the historic weave room, all free of charge. Feel the beat of the looms as you step back in time and learn about the history of Lowell's part in the Industrial Revolution. This free event is part of the Late Night at the Museum series, offered June through October. Visit the Boott Cotton Mills Museum after-hours on the third Thursday of each month to experience the museum in a way in a new light.
Join me at One Urban Tribe in Lowell, MA, for Nature ROCKS! The opening reception is October 3rd, 5:30pm-7:30pm, and the closing reception is October 24th, 5:30pm-7:30pm. The showing will be hanging in this beautiful crystal shop October 3rd-31st. This body of work brings together five years of exploration in the natural landscape, with a focus on autumn and Earth’s rock formations. I am drawn to nature for its organic colors, shapes, and sense of spiritual ease. Working primarily in acrylic and egg tempera, I build translucent layers to create an ethereal atmosphere. Through intentional brushwork and heightened color, I guide the viewer’s eye while painting not only what I observe, but how I remember and experience the landscape. Intuitive painting from imagination is central to my process. By relying less on photography and more on memory and instinct, I continue to strengthen my visual language and deepen my connection to the natural world.
