Anne Lloyd
5 W’s on a July Carousel
2007, oil on wood, 24" x 24", $2,300

 Anne Lloyd
GALLERY VI
Everyday life informs Anne Lloyd’s work, which is conceived on both a formal and a spontaneous intuitive level. "For me," Lloyd says, "both are necessary. Nothing is extraneous. All is there for a reason. Light, water, travel, books and music infuse most of the work." Through use of formal visual landscape-like elements, Lloyd "slows down" the process to explore it more fully, to get a closer look. "There is beauty hidden in how it ‘becomes," says Lloyd. "You have to look carefully, take your time, and let each element just be." Since her first solo exhibition in New York, in 1990, Lloyd has shown at the Chrysler Museum, The Connecticut Gallery, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Cornell University, Columbus Museum of Art Collectors Gallery, The Lincoln Center Gallery and Webb and Parson’s Gallery, among others.