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Beth Winterburn
United States
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321 pieces
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Residency Participant
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Ink on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 24x48in
About this artwork
Beth’s work tells a story of interpersonal dynamics in color, shape, line and texture. She utilizes her materials to create a record of memories as well as a journal of future aspirations. Her own journey consisting of hills and valleys, Beth desires to display a tension of longing, acceptance, conflict and serenity in her work. She sees her work as a language that speaks on her behalf, communicating a history and present reality of the complexities…
of human relationships. Her desire to influence the future with transparency and vulnerability lends to her effort to leave many of her marks and paint strokes to themselves, allowing and encouraging them to speak. She uses line and color to bring cohesion and connectivity to seemingly unrelated gestures. Beth is highly motivated by process and often finds it difficult to get to the end of a piece. Her interest lies more in the collected moments that lead to an end, much as in relationships that evolve over time.
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.
