ARTIST STATEMENT
Erica Bodwell (b. 1965) is a self-taught artist and painter working in oil and watercolor for close to ten years. Using a limited palette of deeply saturated colors, her work focuses on "the close view" of subjects, including the gazes of girls and women she's known and been throughout her life, and the natural world around her. Erica's work also engages abstraction and especially the rhythm and precision of lines and planes painted over layered and scraped supports. Her work often places the viewer in its midst, whether at eye-level with wildflowers in a meadow or face-to-face with the subject's gaze. Erica's work asks, Are we present? Are we paying attention now?
Nasturtium Catatonia | 24x24 | oil on panel | 750
City Catatonia | 18x24 | watercolor on paper | 350
Khruangbin Catatonia | 24x36 | oil and oil stick on panel | 1000
Sunflower Catatonia | 24x30 | oil and oil stick on canvas | 750
After Joan M. | 18x24 | watercolor on paper | 150
The Neighborhood | 47x36 | oil and oil stick on panel | 2500
Spangled (Cousins) | 35x58 | oil and oil stick on canvas | 2500
White Pine | 24x30 | oil and oil stick on canvas | 500
You Can’t Make Me | 22x36 | oil on pane | 750
Invasives, Chocorua Lake | 22x30 | oil on panel | SOLD
Blue | 20x20 | oil on panel | 350
Where There’s Smoke | 36x48 | oil and oil stick on panel | 1500
Catherine’s Meadow | 11x30 | watercolor on paper | NFS
Suburban Meadow | 11x30 | watercolor on paper | SOLD