Diana Rogers

Artist Statement

My colorscape paintings celebrate the rich diversity of waterways and landscapes of New England. As a painter, I add my visual voice calling attention to the special places we need to protect from the impacts of climate change.

Lively color leads the way and energetic mark-making tells the story of nurturing places. The pastel medium with pure pigments is ideal for painting in nature. Each stroke of bold color captures a moment in time and the vitality of nature.

Painting on location offers a front row seat to observe the unique beauty of the region as the seasons unfold. The resulting paintings are like candid portraits that reflect the rhythms of the inland and coastal ecosystems.

During frequent walks, I slow down to get to know a quiet cove, woodland, or wetland. As I paint, I reflect on the essence and wisdom of a place rather than simply replicating what I see. This results in vibrant paintings that invite reciprocity and kinship with Mother Nature.

Bio

Diana Rogers makes lively, abstract paintings of New England’s diverse waterways and landscapes. She uses her visual voice to honor nature and the special places that need our protection in this time of climate change.

Taking a color-forward approach to painting, Diana uses vibrant hues and expressive mark-making. She finds the pure pigments of the pastel medium ideal for plein air painting and capturing the textures and patterns in the natural world.

Diana has had an active art practice throughout her adult years. With a background in medical and research fields, her art practice has evolved over time with the influences of both artistic and scientific principles. Leading with curiosity, she uses observation and experimentation to better understand our connections to nature and the world around us.

Based in Connecticut, Diana is represented by Gallery One CT and her work is held in private and public collections across the US. Her work has received numerous awards including First Place for Abstract Painting and Outstanding Pastel Painting in the BoldBrush National Art Competition. As an arts advocate, she is active in national and regional organizations including American Women Artists, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, CT Pastel Society and Mystic Museum of Art.

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