Color Fields

Judith wholeheartedly embraces the concept that "artistic evolution knows no bounds." Frequently, she discards her more conventional artistic genres from her past to embark on a journey into the realm of abstraction and intuition. She passionately delves into mediums like oils, acrylics, and mixed media, displaying an unrelenting eagerness to push the boundaries of artistic experimentation. Judith openly professes her fondness for the way paint accumulates on each canvas, drawn like a magnet to the interplay of color and form.

Her paintings do not merely seek representation; rather, they strive to capture an essence. Judith's art, while vaguely familiar, often defies concrete form, constructing a visual universe where reality intermingles with images drawn from her memories and fantasies. She consistently explores the theme of distorting memories and blurring perspectives in her work, resulting in an ongoing tension between the ambiguous and the recognizable. Nevertheless, in every painting, there remains a connection to the present moment, a sense in the viewer of "knowing that place."