We're also featuring new originals by still life artist Leigh-Anne Eagerton this month. Leigh-Anne's paintings combine bold palettes, unique compositions, and a graphic quality that is conceived through blocks of pure color. The title of the show, "What I Light" is derived from her focus on light and shadow. While many of the objects featured rest upon bright, clean surfaces, their reflections and shadows are created with a sense of artistic liberty. While convincing, these elements evoke a generalized sense of reality; they become abstractions, which contribute to patterning that is abundant in her work.
Needless to say, the combination of Leigh-Anne's style and content makes her work fun, uplifting, and captivating. Here are a few of my favorites:
Donuts | oil on canvas | 18" X 24"
"Lavender, Tangerine" | oil on canvas | 16" X 20"
"Melon and Apples" | oil on canvas | 24" X 30"
"Pure Apple" | oil on canvas | 24" X 30"
"Tangerines On Blue" | oil on canvas | 16" X 20"
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