Malkla'i IV, monotype on BFK rives paper, 12" x 12"
Malka'i V, monotype, 16" x 16"
Winter Hedge, acrylic on deep box panel, 30" x 30'
Hedgerow Study I, acrylic on Yupo paper, mounted on panel 12" x 12"
On the Bus III, monotype on BFK Rives paper, 12" x12"
Hedgerow Study II, monotype on BFK Rives paper 12" x12"
Autumn Bramble, oil on canvas, 36" x36"
Wilson Lake +RedHook Meadow, acrylic on canvas, 36" x36"
Bumblebee,oil on canvas, 24" x 24"
Darkness Rising, monotype on BFK Rives paper, 12"x12"
Window, Kleinart-James, acrylic on canvas, 30" x30"
Wild Garden, acrylic on canvas, 36" x 36"
Hedgerow Earth II, acrylic on deep box panel, 16" x 16"
Hedgerow Earth I, acrylic on deep box panel, 16" x 16"
Window, Kleinart -James II, acrylic on canvas, 30" x 30"
Weeds, acrylic on panel, 16" x 16"
Wild Vine, Acrylic on deep box panel, 30" x 30"
Maxine Davidowitz
Artist Statement
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My work is a painterly exploration of the wild, chaotic forms created when nature is left undisturbed. Hedgerows, brush piles, weeds, all create a lush world—filled with the accidental beauty of wild nature—that calls to me. I let the paint flow and pile up in organic ways, giving the materials the power to lead the way to an image. The two pieces, "Hedgerow Earth I and Hedgerow Earth II" take my obsession with these forms to their natural conclusion, suggesting an entire world where wild botanical forms take over the earth, filling it with undisturbed growth. As well as painting, I can be found often at the Woodstock School of Art's printmaking facility, where I create monotypes and mixed media works on similar themes.