Venecia (60x41)
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Venecia (60x41)
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Venecia
Lindsay Mullen
Oil on canvas
2018
Size: 60 x 40½ (art)
SOLD (C7268LM) (S)
Lindsay Mullen
Venecia
Lindsay Mullen
Oil on canvas
2018
Size: 60 x 40½ (art)
SOLD (C7268LM) (S)
Lindsay Mullen is celebrated as a post-impressionist artist in her native United Kingdom and is closely associated with the island of Menorca, where she has lived and worked for most of her adult life. An accomplished colorist, influenced by Turner and Monet, her palette and compositions reveal a refined sensitivity to the light and climate of the various locations in which she has lived and worked.
Mullen’s interest in art and passion for exploring the world around her started early. After studying under Arnold Van Pragg at St. Albans School of Art and Jonathan Trowell at West Surrey College of Art and Design, she graduated in 1979 with a BA honors degree in fine art. A scholarship from the Royal Academy enabled her to continue her studies on the mediterranean island of Menorca, Spain. During this period she won numerous painting awards for work that now hangs in the Museum of Menorca, Consell Insular de Menorca and many public and private collections.
ARTIST STATEMENT
In today's busy world, finding time to honour the simple beauty that surrounds us proves challenging to so many. One's senses lose clarity in a sea of excess colour, noise and input. Living most of my life in relative isolation on the island of Menorca has allowed me the unique opportunity to work in a quiet, peaceful and meditative space with very few distractions. I focus on creating work that both captures my eye and enters my soul, so that a palpable inspiration has no choice but to emerge and be shared with others.
Inspired by locations around the world where the effects of climate change have clearly begun to take their toll, this body of work conveys both a sense of urgency and intention along side inherently natural serenity. Majestic landscapes persevere beneath ominous skies and inspirational scenes outshine darker forces as I struggle with my own mixed feelings of hope and despair as related to climate change.