Artist Information:
Jacqueline Kudo
Brooklyn, NY
United States
Member Since: Sep 2005
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Artist Statement:
It is easy to overlook the
variety of life surrounding
us. Painting my favorite
subjects of animals and
landscapes is an invaluable
connection to the natural
world. Watching or working
with animals evokes a sense of
wonder about each one’s
thoughts, feelings and
memories. There is a mystery
in these questions. Most have
no answer or only partial
answers, but they are an
important part of my
paintings.
What I can sense about animals
and nature, I explore in
paint. Often this is an
intuitive method of layering
color and pushing back details
to emphasize essential
gestures or the most important
aspects of the subject. This
process develops an atmosphere
of colored light relating to
the energy of the subject and
the space it occupies. My
approach to color is
influenced by Impressionism,
Color Field Painting as well
as Matisse and Wolf Kahn.
Their work brings me awareness
of how color stimulates
viewers on a physical level.
Throughout my life, I had the
opportunity to know many kinds
of animals through riding
horses and owning a variety of
pets. These animals revealed
unique intelligences and
characters. I developed a
special appreciation for hoses
over the ten years I was ...
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Jacqueline Kudo's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Jacqueline Kudo's Portfolio. Browse Kudo's body of work: It is easy to overlook the variety of life surrounding us. Painting my favorite subjects of animals and landscapes is an invaluable connection to the natural world. Watching or working with animals evokes a sense of wonder about each one’s thoughts, feelings and memories. There is a mystery in these questions. Most have no answer or only partial answers, but they are an important part of my paintings.
What I can sense about animals and nature, I explore in paint. Often this is an intuitive method of layering color and pushing back details to emphasize essential gestures or the ... |
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