Tracey Lane Art

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color an...

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color an...

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color an...

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color an...

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color and texture, the play between the seen and the unseen, between memory and imagination. As with all things in nature, there is a moment that says everything: the rapidly changing quality of light and shade in a forest, reflections moving in water, the hummingbird that suddenly appears, pauses, and then disappears, butterflies fluttering through the atmosphere. My paintings are about these ephemeral moments." An Atlanta, Georgia native, Tracey Lane had her first solo exhibition in Atlanta in 2001.  Since that time, she has been shown in numerous exhibitions and has been represented by galleries in New York City, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and Santa Fe. Lane’s paintings have been featured in multiple publications, including American Art Collector and SouthwestArt Magazine, and her work is in collections all over the world. She is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences and holds a master’s degree in art history from Emory University.

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color and texture, the play between the seen and the unseen, between memory and imagination. As with all things in nature, there is a moment that says everything: the rapidly changing quality of light and shade in a forest, reflections moving in water, the hummingbird that suddenly appears, pauses, and then disappears, butterflies fluttering through the atmosphere. My paintings are about these ephemeral moments." An Atlanta, Georgia native, Tracey Lane had her first solo exhibition in Atlanta in 2001.  Since that time, she has been shown in numerous exhibitions and has been represented by galleries in New York City, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and Santa Fe. Lane’s paintings have been featured in multiple publications, including American Art Collector and SouthwestArt Magazine, and her work is in collections all over the world. She is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences and holds a master’s degree in art history from Emory University.

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color and texture, the play between the seen and the unseen, between memory and imagination. As with all things in nature, there is a moment that says everything: the rapidly changing quality of light and shade in a forest, reflections moving in water, the hummingbird that suddenly appears, pauses, and then disappears, butterflies fluttering through the atmosphere. My paintings are about these ephemeral moments." An Atlanta, Georgia native, Tracey Lane had her first solo exhibition in Atlanta in 2001.  Since that time, she has been shown in numerous exhibitions and has been represented by galleries in New York City, Boston, Chicago, Houston, and Santa Fe. Lane’s paintings have been featured in multiple publications, including American Art Collector and SouthwestArt Magazine, and her work is in collections all over the world. She is a fellow of The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences and holds a master’s degree in art history from Emory University.

"Nature is a celebration of the mystery, promise, and complexity of life.  That is what I seek to capture in my work.  I am interested in the experience of light and shadow, color an...