Catherine Picard-Gibbs Fine Art
Studio, Brushworks Arts and Industry , Florence Massachusetts
 Experimentation is a key ingedient to continuing to create new work. I've been wanting to try painting on copper for many years. As my first attempt i dove into painting this very large triptych. I found the copper very agreeable to oil paint. I left much of the copper showong as part of the design. I had to be very selctive with my brush strokes because there's is no going back. The painting is called, Tempest and the size including the frame is 50 x 82 inches.
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Austin Blake Garner
1/29/2022 05:01:59 am
I find this triptych quite entertaining, and for some reason it strangely reminds me of my childhood in a murky mysterious way. 1/29/2022 05:52:19 am
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Catherine Picard-Gibbs- Through my paintings, I have become attentive to the splendid drama of my everyday world. How the wind can create a ripple in a pond, a flock of birds descending on a field, or how sunlight can illuminate the side of a building are small miracles that happen all around us. Instead of seeking out subject matter to paint, I simply pay attention to the nuances in my surroundings. My goal is to turn what may be considered mundane or ordinary into the sublime. Archives
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