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ART & CULTURE

          


BINNACLE OF IMAGES


Meg Munro

By Ruben Cham - January 2006 - Leer en Español

Inherent Beauty.
"We must free ourselves from our attachment to the external, for only then do we transcend the tragic, and are enabled consciously to contemplate the repose which is within all things."

Piet Mondrian.

A scrupulous order governs the space fulfilled by light and freshness of her study. The high drawing table, equipped with three different illumination systems for the nocturnal work marks, with sober majesty the, place in where art happens. The kind treatment and the smooth ways of Meg Munro protect her powerful creativity and depth spirit.

Painting for her is the natural route towards the fullness of the being. "The fortune is in finding the route, whatever this one is; the joy is in journeying it ". The naturalistic subjects of her recent years have stood out to the landscapes and the human figure. Glass objects, flowers, fruits, snails, butterflies in chromatic intensity an vital opulence.  “There is nothing as modest that it does not contain beauty”. In possession of an immanent curiosity, Meg Munro finds in the nature, at sight, the daily scenes unnoticed in the haste of days. With meticulous detail in drawing she captures them and it translates, then, to her personal plastic language in an introspection exercise in where the expressive potential of the color is deeply analyzed. "After the inner dialogue is silenced, which it remains, is the true essence..."

A polished hyper realistic style, with base in the technique of the watercolor, in where it is applied with sobriety and elegance the method of the color separation, invention of the great illustrative master of the American Golden Age, Maxfield Parrish (Philadelphia 1870-1966) whose works, like those of Norman Rockwell (New York 1894-1978) have exerted influence, perhaps, in the artistic vision of the author.

Meg Munro (Pomona, Lime. 1959) studied Letters (BA English) in the Cal Poly, in Arcata, CA. and Figure Drawing in the Humboldt State University, Pomona CA. Meg Munro resides Puerto Vallarta since 1982. Her work has been object of multiple exhibitions in Mexico and the south of the United States. She is a member of the National U.S. Watercolor Society since 1997. She has received diverse prizes, among them: the Riverside Art Museum, in the occasion of the West 35th Annual Exhibition (2003), the National Watercolor Exhibition 2000, celebrated by Arizona Watercolor Association.

You can appreciate and acquire the work of Meg Munro in her Study-Gallery or in www.megmunro.com in where also it is available information relative to the Painting workshop that she imparts.

Meg Munro
Ecuador 1225, 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta, 48330
Jalisco, Mexico
Phone: +52 (322) 223-1142
E-mail: meg@megmunro.com

Happy New Year 2006!

Rubén Cham
E-mail: ruben_cham@yahoo.com

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