The hypnotic paintings of June Stratton will grace the walls of Robert Lange Studios during the month of April.
Featuring over 20 works from the accomplished painter June Stratton, “Interplay: Beauty Observed” is a captivating solo exhibition at the delightful Robert Lange Studios in Charleston, South Carolina.
June Stratton, “Flutter,” oil and silver on linen, 18 x 14 in. (c) Robert Lange Studios 2016
Opening April 1, the show will display a new collection of paintings from Stratton that explore subjects and imagery that have fascinated the artist throughout her career. Stratton stated, “What I like about this new collection of paintings is that I’m able to integrate many subjects I have a fondness for painting and have been drawn to throughout my career. Landscapes, flora and fauna have long been favorite subjects since I was a small child. I am using a bit of surrealism to incorporate the natural world that surrounds me with the figurative work I’ve been painting for many years.”
June Stratton, “Palm,” oil and silver leaf, 30 x 40 in. (c) Robert Lange Studios 2016
Stratton’s work is absolutely enchanting. Using oil paints and silver leaf, Stratton creates a multilayered surface that invigorates one’s perceptions and experience of the pictures. Gallery owner and director Robert Lange says, “There is a romantic, almost cinematic quality to June’s work. She has a way of easily orchestrating a complex painting. Even though many of the works are figurative, each painting has a unique narrative seamlessly interwoven into the composition.”
“Interplay: Beauty Observed” opens on April 1 and will be on view through the end of the month. To learn more, visit Robert Lange Studios.
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