Harriet Livathinos
STATEMENT
My work is all about line, color, and form, from snarly mark making to definition of solid shapes, often overlapping and transparent, and the influence they have on the space around them. They are my tools for exploration of air, density, and depth, and means for expressing the tangible and the intangible, feeling and raw energy. My explorations go from pencil to pastels to ink, using various papers and treatments, combining color and line toward the goal of expressive abstract composition.
BIO
Harriet was born in Texas, and lives and works in Kingston, NY. She received her MA in Painting and Printmaking from Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, studied at The Art Students League, NYC, and The Woodstock School of Art. Harriet was juried into membership of The National Association of Women Artists. She has had solo and group shows in Greece, Texas, and New York, and has several works included in the collection of the U.S. Embassy in Athens, Greece. In 2014, Harriet was awarded a solo show at The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum. She received the Sally Jacobs/Phoebe Towbin Award for Outstanding Artist of 2013, and NAWA Works on Paper Award for 2015. Visit www.harrietlivathinos.com for further information.
Airborne
Graphite, charcoal, pastel on paper (25 x 35) 2013 $1600
Prelude
Graphite and ink on paper (26 x 26) 2015 $800
Outskirts
Ink on Mylar over Graphite and Pastels on Paper (21 x 28) 2016 $900