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Swamp Life, Marcy Hermansader, 1981
MMarcy HermansaderStati Uniti

Swamp Life

1981 · Painting

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Minneapolis Institute of Art

Minneapolis, Stati Uniti

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Verificato
3 giorni fa
Ultimo cambio di stato
25 set 2026
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In Swamp Life, the writhing tentacles and bare trees suggest dangers lurking in murky depths. Yet the colorful forms also remind us that a swamp is an ever-shifting environment of abundance, renewal, and growth. Here, Marcy Hermansader’s interpretation of a swamp seems to represent her broader creative approach: “I try to create a real feast for the eyes — an image that is intense and mysterious. I want each drawing to feel as full and complex as a world. Within this world there is often a suggestion of a story. A running theme of these stories is the process of renewal. Renewal involves destruction, fear, and pain as well as certain brightness, magic, or spiritual power.”

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Scheda

Numero di inventario
2019.96.1

In catalogo

DipintiTecnica mistaPittura americanaArte contemporaneaXX secoloStati Uniti

Fonti

  • Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Immagine: Minneapolis Institute of Art — © Marcy Hermansader

Sotto lo stesso tetto: Minneapolis Institute of Art

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