Untitled
2003
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From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2003
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From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This painting looks like a wild mix of colors and shapes. You see torn strips of paper in greens, yellows, and browns stacked unevenly, like a forest seen through a storm. Some parts glow brighter—pink flowers, golden fruit, and a few dark branches—while others fade into blurry watercolor streaks. The artist used real paper pieces, not just paint, to create texture. The way the colors bleed together makes it feel messy but intentional, like a snapshot of nature’s chaos. Check out Lesley Vance to see more of her layered, collage-style work.