Rise Above the Clouds .....
Emma Goodman O'Rourke
Emma Goodman O'Rourke
opens my eyes to the width of nature. O’Rourke’s
personal use of imagery makes for her vision.
In a poem you take words and through placement and juxtaposition you create
art. In O’Rourke it’s done through
putting lotus petals with peonies in a landscape that perhaps has nothing to do
with either, but in throwing off the context she comes up with something
totally fresh.
Words themselves play a role in O'Rourke's painting. She dares to write into her work what we all wish: "Love me forever." And it renews the eye and the heart and the spirit. O'Rourke's use of the paint itself retains the freshness of its making.
Words themselves play a role in O'Rourke's painting. She dares to write into her work what we all wish: "Love me forever." And it renews the eye and the heart and the spirit. O'Rourke's use of the paint itself retains the freshness of its making.
Sometimes she will put the nude into
her painting or a skull. It can dare us
to look differently. We will always be
challenged and thrilled by the art of Emma Goodman O'Rourke.
Marsha Ralls
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