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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
12x12in
About this artwork
Two days into my time at an artist residency in Maussane-les-Alpilles, France, …I fell for the poppies. They hover and float with a cheerful red glow along roadsides. They fill fields. Remarkably resilient, they reappear after a heavy rain or an aggressive mow, enlivening abandoned orchards as well as freshly planted ones. Whether adorning driveways or well-tended gardens, they take center stage with that brilliant red flash that leans cool or… warm depending on how they glance at the sun. They peek out from behind rubble in a field. Up close they appear both fragile and steely with their delicate petals and curving stems. Crouching, closing in the cold morning dew, they expand full-petal to greet the sun. They flap wildly in the mistral wind but cling on in a tight, survivor-mode to their quirky curving stems. And though they appear as light as a feather, they house snails.
Monica Carroll is a painter with a rich academic background, having studied at Middlebury College, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and Northern Vermont University. Her style hovers poetically between figuration and abstraction, drawing deeply from modern and American painting traditions, and she employs vibrant color as her primary expressive tool. She meticulously explores the materiality and process of painting, often working in thoughtful series and playing with repetition, symbolism, and the dialogue between traditional and digital media. Her work radiates a profound sense of meditative slowness, encouraging viewers to savor contemplation in a fast-paced, digital world.