Carole Moore Art

Artist Comments
Artist Carole Moore finds encouragement and renewal in the vigor of bamboo. Strong, fast-growing, and versatile, this piece shows a stand of the flowering plant in the San Francisco Botanical Gardens. The grove surrounds a pond, inviting the viewer to reach through to the tranquility beyond. "Leave the clamor of the city behind for a moment."

About the Artist
Carole Moore works as a massage therapist and finds a lot of inspiration in her various clients. Art is something she needs to do - she feels irritated when she goes without painting for too long. Oftentimes, she sits on her feet while painting and does not notice they are asleep until she tries to get up. She enjoys spending time with her family, tending her garden and rock climbing...

Artist Comments
This painting depicts the view from one of Carol Moore's regular morning walks on Bernal Hill in San Francisco. The work is part of her cargo ship series. In these pieces Carol embeds maps and guitar strings to show the music of our one world, and the exchange of ideas and materials that support our lives.

About the Artist
Carole Moore works as a massage therapist and finds a lot of inspiration in her various clients. Art is something she needs to do - she feels irritated when she goes without painting for too long. Oftentimes, she sits on her feet while painting and does not notice they are asleep until she tries to get up. She enjoys spending time with her family, tending her garden and rock climbing. Carole currently lives in California, but was an exchange student in Mexico and Japan and was highly influenced by both cultures.

Words that describe this painting: path, view, bay, water, sea, cargo ship, landscape, spring, vista, road, San Francisco, landscape, representational, mixed media artwork, blue

Compass Rose...

Artist Comments
This diptych was a precursor to Carole's current Churn series of waterlilies. The collection comments on the concepts of transcendence arising from the muck,...

Artist Comments
This year has led me to look for ways to bring positivity and hope into the world through my art. I;m motivated to put my efforts into creating work that;s optimistic for the world and emphasize our interdependence as a single people on the earth. My monochromatic pieces address the intersection of nature and technology, with wind and water used for clean energy production. I look for the way nature rests alongside machinery.

About the Artist
Carole Moore works as a massage therapist and finds a lot of inspiration in her various clients. Art is something she needs to do; she feels irritated when she goes without painting for too long. Oftentimes, she sits on her feet while painting and does not notice they are asleep until she tries to get up. She enjoys spending time with her family, tending her garden and rock climbing. Carole currently lives in California, but was an exchange student in Mexico and Japan and was highly influenced by both cultures.

Through the...

Artist Comments
This piece came to me all at once. I had been thinking about this particular shade of misty green for a few days, and then this painting came out all in one session. It reminds me of a dream sequence, or something out of deep history. The painting is on gallery wrapped canvas with finished black edges. It comes ready to hang.

About the Artist
Carole Moore works as a massage therapist and finds a lot of inspiration in her various clients. Art is something she needs to do - she feels irritated when she goes without painting for too long. Oftentimes, she sits on her feet while painting and does not notice they are asleep until she tries to get up. She enjoys spending time with her family, tending her garden and rock climbing. Carole currently lives in California, but was an exchange student in Mexico and Japan and was highly influenced by both cultures.

Words that describe this painting: glade, landscape, mist, sunbeam, forest, mystery, dawn, dusk, trees, meadow, green, glen, woods, impressionism, landscape, representational, acrylic painting, grey, green

The Glade...