Suzanne Howe, a classically trained still life painter, employs a meticulous technique of tiny brushstrokes, breathing life into traditional subject matter with a modern, whimsical twist. Suzanne revolutionizes still life by animating inanimate objects, dispensing with cultural cues, and inviting universal connection through her vibrant, playful compositions.
Her latest solo exhibition at The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis showcases her unique approach. Envisioned in a semi-conscious state, her works feature surrealistic scenes with floating fruit and walking teapots, expressing the human condition through anthropomorphic vignettes. Described as colorful, warm, joyful, positive, graphic, clean, modern, and enchanting, Suzanne's art radiates a joyous essence and demonstrates her masterful craftsmanship, embodying her deep passion for painting.
In her pursuit of excellence, Suzanne uses high-quality oil paints and materials, including Belgian linen and eco-friendly surfaces. The technique is labor-intensive, involving the application of numerous delicate brushstrokes to create exquisite, radiant surfaces. This conscientious method results in a liveliness and brilliance, achieved through the careful layering of dots of color.
Her works transform the mundane into the magical, inviting viewers into a world of whimsy and imagination. Each piece reflects Suzanne's dedication to her craft and her love and wisdom for painting, turning everyday scenes into captivating visual narratives.
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