Monday, June 13, 2016
Foxglove
Foxglove was painted in my Manhattan studio which is surrounded by concrete, steel and glass high rise buildings on three sides. Since my studio is on the first floor, I have a small garden on the fourth side (somehow the builders missed that little piece) I nurture the garden, commune with nature and study it there while dreaming of a better place. When I bought a lakeside, wooded home in Connecticut, I named it Foxglove.
Foxglove depicts humans and animals coexisting in a natural utopian democracy. The animals function as symbols and provide subtle clues and playful suggestions about the meaning of my work. Viewers have a glimpse into a more perfect, peaceful world––a world in which they are can find beauty in places where they never before thought to look.
You can find more paintings of my imagined world on my website. If you see one that you love, you can purchase it by contacting me on my About page. Please have a look - http://www.susanmclaughlinart.com/
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Ainmals and humans coexisting. I would love to see humans coexisting. Thank you for such a beautiful painting. Xo
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