Julie Cowan
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Julie Cowan finds inspiration in the subtleties of the botanical world, capturing the delicate textures and patterns of plants and flowers with ambiguity and imperfection as a reflection of our lived experience.
These floral images come from flowers grown in Cowan's garden. The images resonate with the ephemeral nature of flowers. Mostly in black and white, the lithographs are a testament to the fleeting existence of the growing world. The detail in each image is disrupted by the grid on each print, as one might see nature through a window.
Exhibition highlights of Julie Cowan's work include solo and group shows at galleries and museums in the US and her works are held in a number of private and corporate collections. In another avenue of her practice, Cowan recently completed a residency about Abraham Lincoln and has been in a deep dive into US history and connections with modern day events through visual expression. Learn more in this video link to her Lincoln project. (https://vimeo.com/718056071)
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Julie Cowan finds inspiration in the subtleties of the botanical world, capturing the delicate textures and patterns of plants and flowers with ambiguity and imperfection as a reflection of our lived experience.
These floral images come from flowers grown in Cowan's garden. The images resonate with the ephemeral nature of flowers. Mostly in black and white, the lithographs are a testament to the fleeting existence of the growing world. The detail in each image is disrupted by the grid on each print, as one might see nature through a window.
Exhibition highlights of Julie Cowan's work include solo and group shows at galleries and museums in the US and her works are held in a number of private and corporate collections. In another avenue of her practice, Cowan recently completed a residency about Abraham Lincoln and has been in a deep dive into US history and connections with modern day events through visual expression. Learn more in this video link to her Lincoln project. (https://vimeo.com/718056071)
Julie Cowan finds inspiration in the subtleties of the botanical world, capturing the delicate textures and patterns of plants and flowers with ambiguity and imperfection as a reflection of our lived experience.
These floral images come from flowers grown in Cowan's garden. The images resonate with the ephemeral nature of flowers. Mostly in black and white, the lithographs are a testament to the fleeting existence of the growing world. The detail in each image is disrupted by the grid on each print, as one might see nature through a window.
Exhibition highlights of Julie Cowan's work include solo and group shows at galleries and museums in the US and her works are held in a number of private and corporate collections. In another avenue of her practice, Cowan recently completed a residency about Abraham Lincoln and has been in a deep dive into US history and connections with modern day events through visual expression. Learn more in this video link to her Lincoln project. (https://vimeo.com/718056071)
