Amanda Baldwin
Posted by Fabio 30 January 2020
Amanda Baldwin’s paintings carefully toe the line between regular order and total discombobulation. Her arrangements are grounded with recognizable imagery—plants and vases, fruits, both halved and whole, standard fare for traditional still lifes—but those perceived securities are almost immediately unmoored by visual manipulations that turn simple scenes into panoptic pandemoniums.
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