About This Collection:

This series, conceived in early spring, emerged from a deep gratitude for the end of winter. As the snow melts and the first signs of life appear, from dandelions to fresh grass, I feel a sense of renewed energy and urgency to create. Walking through my garden throughout the spring and summer, I am inspired by the variety of flowers that emerge, grow, and flourish. This natural cycle invigorates my work, grounding me and providing the inspiration to continue creating. These small works incorporate the flowers that grew in my garden this year, celebrating their beauty and the vitality and joy they bring to my work and life. Symbolic elements include feet and the color red which represent grounding, hands represent creation, white and purple represent wisdom, green represents an open heart. 

Lauren Karjala | New Hampshire

Spring Dandelion

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Medium: Oil on panel

Dimensions: 10" x 8"

Lauren Karjala
New Hampshire

Lauren Karjala is a figurative painter living and working in New Hampshire. Her paintings draw from life, memory, and dreams, weaving together observed and imagined worlds. Working intuitively, she allows imagery to emerge organically, finding connections between personal experience, inherited knowledge, current events, and the natural world.

Lauren received her BFA in Painting from the University of New Hampshire in 2014. Her work has been exhibited nationally and is held in corporate and private collections. She maintains her studio practice in Newmarket, New Hampshire.

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About This Collection:

This series, conceived in early spring, emerged from a deep gratitude for the end of winter. As the snow melts and the first signs of life appear, from dandelions to fresh grass, I feel a sense of renewed energy and urgency to create. Walking through my garden throughout the spring and summer, I am inspired by the variety of flowers that emerge, grow, and flourish. This natural cycle invigorates my work, grounding me and providing the inspiration to continue creating. These small works incorporate the flowers that grew in my garden this year, celebrating their beauty and the vitality and joy they bring to my work and life. Symbolic elements include feet and the color red which represent grounding, hands represent creation, white and purple represent wisdom, green represents an open heart.