You Never Know Where it Starts Louise Blyton and also the potential for

and also the potential for transcending that conditioning by grasping it in the physical and perhaps less-determined form of paintings on wood panel

defines form and provides light

The titles of the new series "Shout" and "Crash" reflect  frustration and anxiety in reaction to today's contemporary American society yet the work attempts to convey emotional content that is positive and optimistic through a personal abstract language

and Willem de Kooning

whorls and pours of translucent paint activate a crisp field of pure white oil paint

You Never Know Where it Starts Louise Blyton and also the potential forThis artwork is on un stretched canvas as per the artist's aesthetic's choice and does not need to be stretched at arrival. This work will be shipped rolled in a tube. Poynder's method emphasizes gesture, line, color, and space. Physicality and action are key to her technique. To create her drawings and paintings she expands on the methods of the Abstract Expressionists, blending automatic drawing, performative gestures, and intuitive color choices to