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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
24x24in
About this artwork
Printemps is about the deep love I had for my grandmother who raised me when I was quite young. I remember watching her sew beautiful fabrics by hand into dresses. This piece commemorates the precious time I got to spend with her. She died when I was 14 years old, she'd suffered for two years with lung cancer. Mamie (grandmother) was a creative individual also drew magical landscapes using only a ballpoint pen and discarded shirt boards from dry… cleaned shirts. Mamie had been a performer, opening for stars at the famed Shubert Theater, singing and playing the piano. Just before I was born, Mamie's husband died, and my grandmother was most likely struggling with depression. I loved and felt compassion for my sad grandmother. In adulthood I came to understand the syndrome of abuse, and that Mamie had been an abused child and showing love was challenging for her. This piece is the first of the series. *On loan for "Artists from Home" @ Hancock Shaker Village/Year of the Woman Exhibits
Jaye Alison Moscariello harnesses water-based mediums like acrylic and watercolor, influenced by a creative upbringing and artistic journey. Through abstraction and intuitive color selection, she captures the interplay between forms, with lines that articulate deep-seated emotions. Her art resonates with joy and upliftment, transforming personal and worldly complexities into visual harmony.
I was recently interviewed by Harryet Candee of The Artful Mind magazine, you can read the interview and see some of my current and past work here: https://issuu.com/theartfulmindartzine/docs/the_artful_mind_june_2024_issuu