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Natalie Lammers, Pegasus, 12x12x.5 in, acrylic on round canvas
"I majored in Experimental Filmmaking at the Kansas City Art Institute where I combined my love for old movies and art. I later taught Graphic Design in the Magnet Program at Skyline High School. My body of work is a juxtaposition of my graphic/ cinematic side with a painterly esthetic. I get lost in the process of laying colors and textures. At the same time, I meticulously plan all my works in a digital reference before I begin. My works are both abstract and representational.
Existing between abstraction and representation, my paintings explore the balance between structure and spontaneity. Influenced by film, design, and the tactile nature of paint, I seek to create images that invite viewers to discover both narrative and emotion within richly layered surfaces."
Natalie Lammers, Pegasus, 12x12x.5 in, acrylic on round canvas
"I majored in Experimental Filmmaking at the Kansas City Art Institute where I combined my love for old movies and art. I later taught Graphic Design in the Magnet Program at Skyline High School. My body of work is a juxtaposition of my graphic/ cinematic side with a painterly esthetic. I get lost in the process of laying colors and textures. At the same time, I meticulously plan all my works in a digital reference before I begin. My works are both abstract and representational.
Existing between abstraction and representation, my paintings explore the balance between structure and spontaneity. Influenced by film, design, and the tactile nature of paint, I seek to create images that invite viewers to discover both narrative and emotion within richly layered surfaces."