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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 30x60in
About this artwork
Every collection begins with connection points - whether those are physical connections between hands and brush, brush and paint or conceptual connections between past and present, dreams and reality. This series started simply with a connection between myself and the canvas - trusting that my physical body can remember and then translate scattered thoughts and experiences onto a real surface, using the appropriate materials to best speak the language…
of ideas. Airy strokes and watery pools are juxtaposed against clean edges and thin marks. Bold, earthy, grounding tones are intertwined with feather-like sweeps of color.
In this season of life, I find myself at a bit of a halfway point between
the past and the future. As I'm learning to weave all of my good and hard experiences together, I hope that as you study these pieces, you'll reflect on your own journey and will see parts of your life tapestry emerging as well.
In this season of life, I find myself at a bit of a halfway point between
the past and the future. As I'm learning to weave all of my good and hard experiences together, I hope that as you study these pieces, you'll reflect on your own journey and will see parts of your life tapestry emerging as well.
Beth Winterburn
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
« To me, art is just another form of communication, a bridge builder. It gives us the ability to speak when words are inadequate and has the power to relate when common ground is difficult to achieve. »
Beth Winterburn is an experienced artist from the United States whose paintings have been featured in shows nationally. Interested in art ever since she was young, Winterburn developed her current practice creating abstract paintings in inks, acrylics, and latex using watercolor techniques throughout her work. She explores various dichotomies in her practice surrounding themes of freedom, nature, and tension through gestural marks and bold brushstrokes.