Susan A. Johnson Fine Art

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Me at my exhibit at the Centerpointe Legacy Gallery

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Artist Statement

My artwork is inspired by a love of nature and experiences in the outdoors. Each encounter with the beauty of the landscape and the animals within gives me a sense of connection and order, and I look for ways to express this relationship on canvas.

I work mainly in oil with a combination of brush, palette knife,or whatever I can find to create the layers of texture and mood in the painting. My subjects are what inspire me emotionally and intuitively. I love the play of light across the landscape and the fleeting wonder of the animals. It is my goal to create from this wondrous vista a sense of place and a memorable moment in time.

Bio

Susan A. Johnson: Susan A. Johnson is a native of Utah and an avid outdoor enthusiast. Her love of nature and a lifetime of experience in the outdoors have given her a deep understanding of living creatures and their natural environment and have inspired her artwork for many years. This connection is an important component of Susan's philosophy. Susan holds a degree in Illustration and Design from Salt Lake Community College. She has studied privately with and been influenced by John Hughes, Steve Songer, John Poon, and Robert Adamson. Susan has participated in juried art exhibitions and plein air events across the intermountain West and beyond, including Utah Women Artists Exhibition, Emerald Art Center Spring Painting Exhibition (Springfield, OR), The Rice Gallery of Fine Art Juried Plein Air Show (Overland Park, KS), Eccles Community Art Center Statewide Show, Equitable Life Utah Images Exhibition, Centerpoint Theatre/Legacy Gallery (solo exhibition), Pioneer Memorial Theatre/Loge Gallery, Alpine Gallery (Best in Show), Bountiful Davis Art Center Plein Air Exhibition/Statewide shows, Logan Fine Art Fall Salon, and numerous others.

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