Art Statement “Color Fields”

The order imposed by people on landscape loses to nature’s insistence to re-assert itself. This subject matter lends itself to a direct response and vigorous mark-making that is often less pre-meditated than reactive.  Activated surface, abstract surface, patterns and color are a life long dialogue.  They are as much of a passion of the work as is that of sheer vivacity. 

The painting invites the viewer to step into a pliable, welcoming and intense but unknown, mysterious, and complex world.   The tension created by these opposing forces is seductive and passionate. The landscape stops the eye; it is prophetic and beautiful yet subject to the constant force of nature.  The goal is to see, capture and embody those moments when we see nature for its own particularity and for its own passionate force. The balance between representation and abstraction is nothing if not true to the live process, in which fact and imagination push and pull against each other.

-Marjorie Moskowitz   

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