Isca Greenfield-Sanders encapsulates summer and nostalgia in her paintings. she finds, scans, edits, and prints vintage photographs, alters them with watercolour and pencil, then mounts details from the images onto tiles before, finally, painting over them in oils.
Her primary interest is the figured landscape and its relationship to memory—how universally recognizable places (beaches, family picnics, poolside scenes) can evoke both deeply personal and communal associations and a sense of foreboding.
all images courtesy of Artsy
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interesting… if I hadn’t read what you wrote at first, I’m not sure I would have liked these as much.
Valentina
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love these. check out Samantha French http://www.samanthafrench.com/ her older work has a similar vibe/painting style
Amazing website, take a look on mine!