Moorish Idol
Oil on Canvas
24x30in
$7,000
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Margot McMahon
United States
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 16x20in
About this artwork
Coral gave me the opportunity to portray polyp as a true hero. Reefs, protect shorelines from stronger waves, feed 25% of ocean life, provide medicines for people, store carbon, and create oxygen–oxygen we breathe. Coral is a true essential building block of ocean life and worthy of being memorialized. Polyp is a worthy entity to tell its own story and struggle. My paintings of coral that accompany the text are colored glazes over black and white…
tempera foundation. Like the phantasmagorical colorful polyps coating the mineral skeleton, this process results in an underwater feeling. In this painted organic form, I strive to convey the diversity of textures, and colors in a similar formal language developed in my sculptures. My polyp portraits are another version of an entity of enormous consequence that sustains a system far larger than itself. It is vulnerable to forces it did not create and cannot control while showing heroism in the form of persistence.
Margot McMahon
United States
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Credentials
- Works on commission
Margot McMahon is a sculptor, painter, and writer whose environmentalist background infuses her work across multiple mediums, supported by degrees in Environmental Journalism, Art, and an MFA from Yale. She uses mixed painting techniques inspired by Old Masters, and sculpts in clay and bronze, exploring a dynamic interplay of realism and abstraction with a focus on rhythm, light, and natural form. Her art powerfully conveys empathy, urgency, and a profound reverence for both individual stories and the living world, inviting viewers into an unguarded, deeply felt response to social justice and environmental fragility.
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Rhythm in Blue
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