Captivated in Our Chain – Artwork by Megan D. Krause

Painting by Megan D. Krause. The painting is made up of geometric and organic three-dimentional forms in whites, grays, blacks, reds and blues. The painting resembles a landscape or ecosystem.
Megan D. Krause
Captivated In Our Chain
Acrylic on Canvas, 36″ x 48″, 2020

 

About the Artist

By juxtaposing organic and synthetic images, Megan examines the push and pull that occurs between humans and nature. In the spaces in between she strives to capture the ephemeral qualities, the wind, and energy, the breathing environment, those reliable elements that remind us of the unrelenting power of nature and the respect it deserves.

Learn more about the artist and explore her artworks at megandkrause.com

 

 

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