Amy Lincoln is known for depicting dream-like scenes of imagined landscapes, atmospheric activity and vibrant, fantastical foliage. Inspired by folk art and the practices of painters such as Henri Rousseau and Ivan Rabuzin, the artist is particularly interested in earthly entities that lack concrete form—for instance, clouds, water, light and air. Within her work, these subject matters become dynamic playing fields for graphic patterns and chromatic striations. Lincoln’s work is the subject of a solo exhibition at Sperone Westwater in September 2021, and has also previously been shown at venues such as Taymour Grahne Projects, Sargent’s Daughters and Regina Rex, among others.

Blue and Orange Seascape is a colorful study of a sun rising above the horizon, casting an effervescent glow on the surrounding sky and water. Motivated by the idea that every bit of matter can refract light and appear in any possible color, Lincoln transitions between one hue to another in a way that creates a prismatic illusion of expansive space. Every pocket of her painted surface is distinguished by undulating and gradient shapes that come together to form an image that feels simultaneously figurative and abstract.

Amy Lincoln

Blue and Orange Seascape, 2021

Archival pigment print
24 x 19.5 inches

Limited Edition of 40 with 5AP + 1PP

Signed and numbered by the artist

Of the total net proceeds from sales of this print, 20% will benefit GrowNYC and, as with all AFC initiatives, the artist receives 50%.

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Amy Lincoln, Blue and Orange Seascape, 2021; Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Print