By
Mary Kamerer
Piece description from the artist
There is something about this view of Queens Road West that reminds me of a modern cathedral. I think it’s the way the trees connect overhead. It’s also how, at certain times of the day, light illuminates the live oak branches and leaves like stained glass, changing color with the seasons. Lime green, to blues to oranges and rusts.
And it’s the grandeur of the trunks, like the timbers of a century-old church, having seen its “congregation” of passersby navigate through the winding aisle.
Grateful for my moments under that impressive canopy and for the chance to paint it again.
Mary Kamerer is an impressionist artist oil painter in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her works have been the culmination of many years of various creative pursuits, and instruction under many nationally known artists. After graduating with a degree from UNCC and raising a family, she began painting in oils.
An emphasis on light and shadows can be seen in Mary's impressionistic paintings of landscapes as well as still lifes in her studio at Dilworth Artisan Station. Her works have been seen in American Art Collector, Frederickburg Literary Review, Art Guide Artists Directory, Ballantyne Magazine, VoyageATL, SouthPark Magazine and QC Exclusive magazines. Most recently, one of her paintings, "Scars are Golden", was used by Cochrane, a British organization of healthcare workers and scientists distributing the latest in healthcare information.
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