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Katherine Sandoz LOCUS AMOENUS - Artist Statement _________________________ AURORA - TRYST - TRYST 2 In January 2020, I made an outline for the development of three new series of paintings. They would examine the idea of locus amoenus, a literary tool which describes an idealized, safe place, a place containing trees, grass, water. Locus amoenus is at once a green world, a feminine place, an expression of a universal spirituality that is nature. A hortus conclucus, or enclosed garden, it is also a paradox in that nature is not, can not be, enclosed or walled. the paintings work to create a locus amoenus and they also notify and remind us of the artifice of the picture plane, of the contained garden, of the idea of safety. They highlight our attempts to contain both nature, our fears, and passions as well as our desire to contain life, beauty, whatever perceptions of demesne or dominion we might hold. At the time, I wrote (aurora), (sequoia) and (tryst) as the titles of the series. I would overlay a structure of trees, grass and sky as well as work with the Chinese philosophy of the entirety of the world made up of the three stations: heaven (spiritual), human (relationships), earth (the land). aurora heaven sky tryst human grass sequoia earth tree By the end of March 2020, I had made considerable headway in creating both the (tryst) and the (aurora) series. (tryst) is a series of 20 paintings that reveal wild, Fauvist gardens created from the chaos of a painter’s previously used palette. References were pulled from photographs sent by friends in 2020. The (aurora) series offer seemingly idyllic land and waterscapes, a place where the spirit may partner with the earth. When we search for the human element in the painting, we find these absent bodies are hiding under the foliage. They swim behind waves that have reversed their tides and patterns. They are dwarfed by plants from distant lands that have washed ashore. Night swimmers approach a fragmented, lit island tha

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