A link to my artsy site: https://www.artsy.net/artist/alison-cuomo/works-for-sale
clip showing a bit about my process:
A clip showing how mixing complementary brights can make a chromatic neutral.
clip about my gelliplate monotype process:
About Alison Cuomo
By Deborah Barlow
Alison Cuomo’s paintings...move with the immediacy of weather. Her brushwork has the fluent ease of someone who has spent years listening—truly listening—to color and form. The natural world is not a motif for her but a collaborator. Her daily practice is less an act of representation than of attunement.
Looking at these works is like walking into a room where someone has just handed you an unnamed flower. Color is the first language spoken; composition follows like breath. There is pleasure here, but it is not decorative. It feels instead like reciprocity: Cuomo receives from nature, and she gives back.
For her, process becomes intimacy. The paintings carry the imprint of a devoted practice—hours spent watching,responding, adjusting, receiving. They feel less like artifacts than like conversations that have been held over many seasons.
...Cuomo draws us toward the sensuous. Awe [in her paintings] is experiential... Her work reminds us that attention itself can be devotional.