Lee lee Brazeal My Favorite 636 x 36 x 2” oil

Lee Lee Brazeal 
As an artist, I embrace the full spectrum of reactions my work may evoke. Whether viewers love it or or hate it, understand it or remain baffled, the response itself is valuable. Although I would like my work to be appreciated, it is not necessary. I find fulfillment in the act of creation itself, free from the pressure of external validations.

Lindy Chambers Forgot to shut the gate 20 x 20 “acrylic on canvas

Lindy Chambers Authentic, intuitive, visceral, raw. These words resonate deeply with my artistic philosophy, although I rarely think of them while painting. My approach is devoid of meticulous planning, rigid compositions, or predetermined color schemes. Instead, intuition and surrender guide my creative journey. While I've been painting grids, you might assume they are tightly controlled, yet they are not. The grids serve as a geometric framework, a contrast to the thick and thin lines, each segment pulsating with life, striving to break free from their confines.
Through my artwork, I aim to evoke a range of emotions and experiences, leaving an indelible impression on viewers. My creative process is characterized by an interplay of chaos and control. It is a dynamic dance where I allow the unexpected to unravel on the canvas, embracing the raw energy that emerges. This approach was born from my personal journey, where I realized the power of unplanned, energy-driven art. By relinquishing control, I found a deeper connection to my work, allowing it to speak in its own visceral language.