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analyzing them and using the analyses to mix paint

the artist is interested in the opposition of the two dimensionality of the painted surface and the three dimensionality of the painting as an object

Her brushstrokes and patterns possess a glyph-like quality

and playfully responds to the characteristics of an architectural site or space and activate the viewer’s relationship to it

becoming part of public and private art collections

Bower Tom McGlynn analyzing them and using theFor Russinof, everything begins with color. She begins a painting by applying color in lyrical, gestural marks. The marks coalesce into a structure, a loose grid. She works with oil and her application of layers is wet on wet which can require a certain amount of speed. Anne Russinof is inspired by things she sees: a visceral reaction to manifest a feeling physically through paint. That initial visual stimulus is often related to color.