Contemporary Artist Lee Muslin
Lee Muslin is an explorer constantly discovering new ways to create. She has an intuitive, organic approach to art making whether she is creating photomontages, mixed media collages or abstract paintings. Transparency and layering plays a major role in all her artwork. Color, rhythm and texture are the supporting concepts.
Lee attended the University of Delaware as a fine art major and subsequently received a degree in photography from Parsons School of Design. Over the last 19 years, she has participated in over 200 exhibitions throughout the United States, as well as several other countries, including 13 solo shows. Lee’s artwork has been in several museum exhibits including the Bergen Museum in New Jersey and the Attleboro Museum in Massachusetts. She has been privileged to receive 20 awards and her work has been featured in 26 publications including the cover art for two Philadelphia Stories magazines and a book of poems.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Lee attended the University of Delaware as a fine art major and subsequently received a degree in photography from Parsons School of Design. Over the last 19 years, she has participated in over 200 exhibitions throughout the United States, as well as several other countries, including 13 solo shows. Lee’s artwork has been in several museum exhibits including the Bergen Museum in New Jersey and the Attleboro Museum in Massachusetts. She has been privileged to receive 20 awards and her work has been featured in 26 publications including the cover art for two Philadelphia Stories magazines and a book of poems.ARTIST STATEMENT
To develop something
visually intriguing out of pure imagination is the pinnacle of creativity. Kandinsky stated, “Of all the arts,
abstract painting is the most difficult. It demands that you know how to draw
well, that you have a heightened sensitivity for composition and for color, and
that you be a true poet. This last is essential.”
Guided
by intuition, a fusion of gesture and
geometry flows
out onto the canvas in my abstract
paintings. Although I begin my work with a basic
composition and color scheme, I yield to what is happening in the painting as it develops. However, many subjective
considerations and decisions are required to discover the painting's potential. A back-and-forth between spontaneity and
intention characterizes my approach. To create a
complexity of pattern and texture, I incorporate elements of collage in the layers
of acrylic paint. The juxtaposition of muted with intense color and
transparent with opaque areas elaborates on the visual dance.
Green Wolf's Village Barn Shoppes
In the East Village of Skippack
4010 Skippack Pike (map)
Skippack, Pennsylvania 19474
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