Black and White Forms

Piece description from the artist

This is an original in an edition of 6.
I love living in Miami. It’s a complex, exciting place. Its allure of escapism through luxury and tropical beaches is only a partial mirage. Climate change and climate gentrification are daily topics of discussion here, as climate catastrophes occurring all over the globe amplify this reality. Add the psychological impact resulting from the pandemic, social inequity, political discord, and the bizarre way companies observe our thinking and behavior through technology, and you have the recipe for my series of paintings that lean towards the surreal. Spheres (the circle symbolizes the self, according to Carl Jung) are estranged from one another, often hiding in various architectural settings. Architecture functions as a kind of container and a stage. Sometimes these places are completely deserted. Color perseveres. The paintings stem from these ideas, but are more.

Other works by Nicole Maynard

About Nicole Maynard

Freehold, NJ

associate artist at the Bakehouse Art Complex in the Wynwood Arts District. Recent exhibitions include Viewpoints curated by Eduard Duval Carrie and Laura Novoa at the Audrey Love Gallery, Miami; The Frank Gallery, Pembroke Pines, FL; Portfolio Series, Coral Gables Museum, Coral Gables, FL; Women in the Arts at Amerant Bank in Coral Gables, FL curated by Espacio Visible; Between the Legible and the Opaque: Approaches to an Ideal in Place curated by Adler Guerrier at the Audrey Love Gallery; the National Juried Painting Exhibition at the University of Mississippi; La Pinta Art Fair; Art Basel official studio tours, and New Work at the Bakehouse Art Complex curated by Justin Long. She has had several solo exhibitions at the Bowery Gallery in New York City, Villanova University, and Johnson and Johnson's World Headquarters. She completed her MFA at the University of Pennsylvania with awards for painting and color theory. Maynard is originally from Boston, where she majored in painting and art education at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She reviews art exhibitions for the gallery guide, Xzib.com.

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