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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
39.3x31in
About this artwork
One lovely summer day I was attending Festival of the Voice, outside in Phoenicia, NY. On this occasion the conductor was a very lively, tall, graceful young woman. I began sketching her many movements from the view of her back. Her movements elicited the notes coming from the orchestra. It was a wonderful experience seeing the two work in such perfect tandem. I thought hard for several years before I began putting my brush to, first cardboard,… then canvas. I made 5 attempts in all; I will exhibit 3 here.
As I began the first issue was that she was in constant movement--all across the stage, no podium, her wand whipping up and down, pointing this way and that, punctuating here and sliding there. Then it was over and she was exhausted and still, bowing to the orchestra.
Alix Hallman Travis is a painter with a background of formal study at the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Art Students League in New York, working primarily in watercolors and oils. She employs loose, expressive brushwork in watercolor and bold palette knife techniques with oils, preferring whimsy and vibrant, imaginative compositions over strict realism. Her work joyfully captures the life of local communities, radiating optimism and happiness through her signature use of radiant yellows, aiming to evoke the same delight and warmth she feels about the world around her.