Pamela Tudor: Green and Rust (Hard Rain's Gonna Fall 1), 2016, digitally pigmented print, 17" x 21" x 2"

About:

This piece is the first in a series called "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall". I paint oversized, close-up raindrops, from icy ones to colorful/blue green ones to hard-edged ones.

My connection to the earth and how we are destroying our planet and harming people, places and species preoccupies me. I have been painting this concern for a while - in a series I call Mother Earth, so ravaged now by rising global temperatures and sea levels, melting ice, and torrential rainfalls. The beauty and desecration of our one-and-only, amazing, sacred home are my themes.

We still have much to cherish in our world, and much beauty. I hope to express that in my work, using color, expressive form, subtle imagery and deep feeling. It is my way of communicating, in the language of art, that we must pay attention, band together and say "yes" to being true stewards of our mother planet, our Earth.

Bio:

Pamela Tudor is a painter and creator of three-dimensional shadow boxes. She works in acrylics and mixed media. Her expressive paintings focus on concerns about climate change and our beautiful planet. After receiving an M.A. in Applied Psychology from New York University, she attended art school for four years- the Art Students League of NY and the New York Studio School. Pamela has shown at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the Fairmount Waterworks, the Marriott at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, NJ, the El Paso Museum of Art, and the Emerging Collector Gallery in NYC. Her work is in private collections in NY, NJ, Philadelphia, Miami and Los Angeles.

www.pamelatudor.com