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May 1, 2025
Media: Oil on canvas board
Size: 20x16 in
Going into my studio, painting what I find beautiful, is a tonic. Here I’ve painted my love for the airiness, color, wildness of sweet peas, their entrancing tendrils. They’re called “sweet” for their lovely fragrance. I imagined them fresh from the spring garden placed in an earthenware blue jar on a sea of stripes. "What is not here in reality is the obligation of the artist to invent." Moncy Barbour
Going into my studio, painting what I find beautiful, is a tonic. Here I’ve painted my love for the airiness, color, wildness of sweet peas, their entrancing tendrils. They’re called “sweet” for their lovely fragrance. I imagined them fresh from the spring garden placed in an earthenware blue jar on a sea of stripes. "What is not here in reality is the obligation of the artist to invent." Moncy Barbour
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