Bad Hair Day Louise Blyton The dual spatial identities that

The dual spatial identities that the myriad forms have with one another create a visual riddle

to using a mixture of traditional brushes and untraditional tools

Blyton marries method with meaning by handcrafting each of her works using precise

and seems to emanate from a dreamlike and mysterious realm

With each new phase in the process the composition becomes deeper and more luminous

Bad Hair Day Louise Blyton The dual spatial identities thatWorking in the emotionally charged, gestural tradition of painters like Cy Twombly, Joan Mitchell and Georges Mathieu, Daniela Schweinsberg extends the legacies of Tachism, Lyrical Abstraction and Abstract Expressionism, creating powerful, layered paintings that speak in brutal harmony with the chaotic beauty of the out time.