Jennifer Judd-McGee is a mixed-media artist based in Portland, ME. According to the Nahcotta gallery, where she is showing in the Enormous Tiny Art Show, “(Judd-McGee’s) coastal Maine surroundings provide much of the inspiration for her work; the rest comes from her love of vintage wallpaper, mid-century design and old embroidery books.”
These mixed-media pieces are interesting in that they are as organic as they are graphic. Each has a unique set of vibrant forms and patterns- I find them really energizing and yet they feel very simple at the same time. The way that Jennifer Judd-McGee brings together the different elements of color, shape, pattern and texture is truly remarkable: each work fit seamlessly into our visual repertoire but upon closer look is full of unusual, unsuspecting detail. They are subtle works that pack a punch!
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