Richmond News - Arts:
Karen Lorena Parker brings nature to life through visual arts Michelle Hopkins, Richmond News Published: Tuesday, August 28, 2007
There's a beautiful breeze flowing through Karen Lorena Parker's Burkeville home.
That same sense of movement is evident in the artist's large landscape canvases that adorn just about every wall -- trees swaying in a summer breeze, clouds moving in the sky.
Parker has also captured the night in swirling, flowing lines that appear to be rustling in a gentle, wavy movement. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. Karen Lorena Parker recently dedicated one of her large acrylic paintings called Dan McIvor's Martin Mars to Richmond Fire-Rescue. The work is a tribute to McIvor (1911-2005), known as the father of the water bomber. There's a palpable energy going on in her paintings.
"I want the energy to come through, the flowers moving in the wind or the storm clouds shifting," Parker says.
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