Line In Motion

 

Three works, one idea: line in motion. 

In each of these artworks, Elaine explores line through a different kind of movement. Geese trace shifting formations across the sky. Pickup sticks create a web of intersecting lines, delicate, chaotic, and carefully balanced. Tumbleweed gathers and releases itself into an ever-changing tangle. 

Although the imagery is distinct, the three works share a quiet, neutral palette punctuated by a single unexpected element: red. Together, they explore how line can suggest movement, tension, rhythm, and energy.

I Think That I Shall Never See...

 

A poem as lovely as a tree. 

Annette was inspired by trees in all their forms and rhythms, and chose them for her exploration of the varied line themes.

Trees, stretching across a continuum, their branches seeming to dance.

Ice laden trees showing their intricate but dense structure.

The banyan’s abundant roots twist and tangle, creating yet another layer of movement and connection.