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Artist Statement:
The act of painting is not
what it was once thought to
be.
Time has forever changed the
present and the future of
painting. This fact must be
acknowledged by both the
artist and the viewer alike. A
painting in itself is no
longer a transcendental work
of heightened reality, ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Tracy Levesque's Exhibition
Archive
2011
- The Box Car Gallery,
Hinsdale, MA ("Berkshire
Treescapes" - Solo Exhibition)
- The Box Car Gallery,
Hinsdale, MA ("Yippee Ki Yay"
- Group Exhibition)
2010
- The Box Car Gallery,
Hinsdale, MA ("The Mermaid and
the Moon" - Group Exhibition)
2009
- APW Gallery, Queens, NY
("World of Imagination II" -
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Tracy Levesque Biography:
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Mother Nature
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| Your Personal Biography |
Tracy Lévesque is a self-taught painter based in New England. Primarily a painter of people, Lévesque has only recenty begun to explore the elements of Nature as a mirror for human emotion. In her most recent series of Treescapes, Lévesque draws on the colour, light and form of the natural world as a distinct entity refracted by the imagination of the artist.
Lévesque's portraits and landscapes are done in varying textures using a combination of brushwork and palette knife. The application is done spontaneously and is a direct response to the colour and energy observed in Nature. The flux, movement, individuality and vivaciousness are captured in thick impasto strokes and broad flourishes of pigment. A Treescape or landscape portrait, like a human being, is a character in itself, full of individuality and life. Lévesque's paintings are an attempt to capture and celebrate such a compex creature and share it with the world.
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