Piece description from the artist
Beige Oyster 2 serves as an exploration of equilibrium, capturing the moment an organic form finds its final resting place in the sand. While the first in the series introduced the fluid motion of the shell, this composition emphasizes the interplay between negative space and the soft, weathered edges of the oyster’s silhouette. It is inspired by the concept of "stillness in nature," using a muted, earthy palette to suggest a sense of timelessness and the gentle erosion caused by the tides.
April is heavily influenced by the classical impressionists but strives to bring about elements of expressionism as well into her paintings. She uses color fearlessly and is always striving to "capture the light". April wants her paintings to invoke the feelings of her subjects and especially the wild feelings of being out of doors surrounded by the beauty of nature.
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