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Margaret Neill
Gamut, Gray, White, Graphite Waves Undulating Lines Pattern

2018

About the Item

Through layered undulations in gray on a white background, Margaret Neill investigates the properties of abstract curvilinear forms found in the localized conditions of her surrounding environment. This experience is sublimated in a process both primal and analytical in developed drawings that are composed of deeply layered intersecting geometries and invite the viewer to contemplate presence in the fluidity of time. This work has an auditory influence described through pulsing, skeins of line that reflect patterns of tension and forces of frequency. Like sound waves, diagnostic patterns or aural imagery these drawings reflect amplitude and dimension through interior as well as exterior space. Signed on verso. Margaret Neill’s work has been reviewed in Art in America and Art News, The Brooklyn Rail, and The New York Sun. She has work in public and private collections including, Colby College Museum of Art, Pfizer, Wellington Management, The New York Public Library, Deloitte University, The Boston Medical Center, and Intercontinental Hotels in NY, Boston, and Miami. The artist lives and works in Brooklyn.
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