There is so much work on her website that it is rather daunting to look through it all (
amycaseypainting.com). But it is rather interesting to see the transition from her earlier work and the gradual discovery of this new imagery. She's been exploring it for a few years now, and just in time for the collapse of the real estate bubble.

32.5x41" 2009

"Stragglers" 21x22" 2008

"Top of the Heap" 22x30" 2008
Really interesting stuff -- taking spaces and places apart and providing them iconic connections back to each other. Thinking-provoking (as opposed to just thought-provoking)
ReplyDeleteWell said, and I just realized it's been almost three years. I'll have to do an update on her work soon.
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