Kathleen Mack
Painter | Sculptor
Paintings
Painted directly onto the surface
Mack's paintings begin with an idea, reflecting something she's seen or simply imagined. Without sketching or preparatory drawings, she starts by painting directly onto the surface. This allows a painting to morph multiple times before it is finished.
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Sculpture
Clay, stone, wax and bronze
Sculpture requires preparation, be it armature for clay or a strong drawing on stone. This is because a simple action could irreparably alter a piece or the artist's intention. In contrast, Mack's small bronze figures are created in wax, and as a result, become immediate and unique.
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