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SUMMARY:Art Reception: Karin Neuvirth - The World in Full Color
DESCRIPTION:<p style="text-align: center;">Visual artist, Karin Neuvirth is best known for her textural acrylic paintings of wooded<br>landscapes which she refers to as treescapes. Her current style of painting involves<br>many layers of paint which she applies with a palette knife utilizing the technique of<br>using broken color to create a sense of movement within her work. Color is the most<br>prominent element in her work. In order to form a more thorough understanding of color,<br>she chooses to mix all of the colors that she uses from only the primary colors and<br>white. Karin grew up on a farm in southern Minnesota where the winters were always<br>difficult for her. The cold grey days took a toll on her mood, but as she developed her<br>style of painting, she found that the vibrant colors helped her to combat the melancholy<br>that the weather caused her. Color has always been the focus of Karin’s work, but when<br>she moved to Durham, North Carolina in 2011, she began to work with a palette knife<br>and developed her current style of textural acrylic paintings.</p>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: center;">Visual artist, Karin Neuvirth is best known for her textural acrylic paintings of wooded<br>landscapes which she refers to as treescapes. Her current style of painting involves<br>many layers of paint which she applies with a palette knife utilizing the technique of<br>using broken color to create a sense of movement within her work. Color is the most<br>prominent element in her work. In order to form a more thorough understanding of color,<br>she chooses to mix all of the colors that she uses from only the primary colors and<br>white. Karin grew up on a farm in southern Minnesota where the winters were always<br>difficult for her. The cold grey days took a toll on her mood, but as she developed her<br>style of painting, she found that the vibrant colors helped her to combat the melancholy<br>that the weather caused her. Color has always been the focus of Karin’s work, but when<br>she moved to Durham, North Carolina in 2011, she began to work with a palette knife<br>and developed her current style of textural acrylic paintings.</p>
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