Harpy I: The Futile Death Carly Janine Mazur Using fluid acrylic pours and

Using fluid acrylic pours and marbling as a starting point

Montague’s work examines the cycles in our lives and asks us to revel in the beauty of the absurd

while also contributing to the vinyl art toy movement

Charcoal on paper

using scenes from Superman and Batman to conceal the faces of these idealized women

Harpy I: The Futile Death Carly Janine Mazur Using fluid acrylic pours andDetails About Oil on cradled aluminum 12 x 15 in. 2024 From an artistic interest spurred through Life Drawing sessions, Liz Gridleys work centres on her emotional experiences of the human body, internal stresses, and how a painted human subject can affect the emotional state of the viewer. I can feel a reaction in my gut when I view an artwork that is enamouring and it is much more complex than simplistic emotional states, like happiness or sadness.