Artist Information:
Lynn Rupe
Burlington, VT
United States
Member Since: Jun 2003
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Artist Statement:
Statement
I consider myself a
non-objective artist but often
end up creating work that has
identifiable images and
themes. In a way, I am
painting puzzles that have no
need to be “solved”— images
that resist straightforward
interpretation but
nevertheless invite the viewer
to participate.
The work represented by the
enclosed images is a series of
acrylic paintings on panels. I
often switch the panels around
as I paint, changing the order
and orientation to find new
configurations. The paintings
are usually about 7 feet tall
and about 12 feet in width.
My work on a particular piece
is complete when I feel
engaged with it -- no longer
as the painter but as the
viewer. I love paintings that
give me somewhere to go,
something to do—paintings that
capture my attention and
challenge me to make my own
discoveries. I love paintings
that possess a compelling
charisma and make it hard for
me to walk away.
Although it isn’t my goal to
create images that speak a
precise language, I believe
that my paintings offer enough
connections and references to
give the viewer a point of
entry.
Lynn Rupe
Burlington, VT 05401
Email: Inquiry@LynnRupe.com
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Lynn Rupe's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Lynn Rupe's Portfolio. Browse Rupe's body of work: Statement
I consider myself a non-objective artist but often end up creating work that has identifiable images and themes. In a way, I am painting puzzles that have no need to be “solved”— images that resist straightforward interpretation but nevertheless invite the viewer to participate.
The work represented by the enclosed images is a series of acrylic paintings on panels. I often switch the panels around as I paint, changing the order and orientation to find new configurations. The paintings are usually about 7 feet tall and about 12 feet in width.
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