Judy Quinn's work exhibits a desire to mix methods and materials in an eclectic way.
She uses photographic, alternative, printmaking and papermaking techniques combined with painting and sometimes encaustic.
There are several portfolios represented here.
Photographic images from trips to her country of birth are intertwined with painting and overlaid with encaustic. These images deal with a concern for ecological and social issues.
The next grouping - ink scrolls on rice paper made 20 years ago whilst studying Chinese Brush painting have been applied to canvas and over and under painted. She also made new brush paintings with inks on rice paper using large brushes and wove these into her paintings. These canvases are involved more with the process of painting itself, coupled with an inclination to mix media.
The work in the third group are called Xerox paintings. Judy uses her own photographs as Xerox copies and employs collage and painting to arrive at the final image.
And finally some paintings for the sheer joy of paint.
She uses photographic, alternative, printmaking and papermaking techniques combined with painting and sometimes encaustic.
There are several portfolios represented here.
Photographic images from trips to her country of birth are intertwined with painting and overlaid with encaustic. These images deal with a concern for ecological and social issues.
The next grouping - ink scrolls on rice paper made 20 years ago whilst studying Chinese Brush painting have been applied to canvas and over and under painted. She also made new brush paintings with inks on rice paper using large brushes and wove these into her paintings. These canvases are involved more with the process of painting itself, coupled with an inclination to mix media.
The work in the third group are called Xerox paintings. Judy uses her own photographs as Xerox copies and employs collage and painting to arrive at the final image.
And finally some paintings for the sheer joy of paint.
