You’ll love Mary if you: have an unexplainable urge to touch the art when visiting the museum

Mary’s paintings raise a series of open-ended questions - they don’t demand an answer, but they do ask for your consideration. If you feel compelled to run your finger along the winding, maze-like line of one of Mary’s paintings, don’t worry - so do we (though we don’t recommend it - oily hands and oily paints don’t mix well.) Her take on abstraction is surprisingly tactile, with unique titles which inspire sensations, rather than literal representations.

Art is an abstract, formally structured response to experience in a complex world. My ambition is to absorb and process experience into some form that communicates and to make it intellectually and viscerally interesting. I use painting to channel what I don’t yet have words for and I hesitate to analyze my imagery once it has surfaced. I coax ambiguities. I avoid the literal, opting for a state of mind. Gesture evokes heightened emotions and elements of time. Texture creates space and psychological atmosphere. These paintings, drawings and sculptures are strenuously worked, heavily layered and evolve in their own time. It’s a balancing act performed through the sensuality of material.

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Mary Didoardo

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