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| Artist Miller-Havens | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| My painting is an emotional response to color, light, and human experience. From a very early age I found my reaction to the world around me divided between a fascination with the inner workings of the mind and the aesthetic beauty of nature. Pursuits of both these interests are reflected in my career as I moved back and forth between the two over time. My understanding of nature and human nature came together in visual expression through painting. | I set up for solution artistic problems that combine images and painting techniques from the past with those of the present, that define space through unexpected uses of color and line, that generate for the viewer a sense of psychological ambiguity and timelessness, that comment on human interaction. I represent light using both 16th century and 20th century techniques, either under-painting with glazes or applying pigment and wax directly on the canvas. For example, I attempt to combine the techniques of Durer with those of Manet and to add my own inventions. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Susan Miller-Havens Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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"Women's Best Friends #10"
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| Acclaim for Women's Best Friends Giclee:
I love it. Absolutely love it. So much more comes through from the print 'in person' than on the computer. I really love the many things you see and feel when looking at it. -S. W. Davis, CA |
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| Hunter Editions Kennebunk, ME 1-888-278-4747 |
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