My paintings have been slowly changing over the past few years. From ethereal minimalist colorfields to geometric overlapping shape based works. This reflects the shifting that has been going on in my painting and my life.

My work explores the interplay of color, light, and depth through a process of layering and abstracted geometry. These elements reflect my fascination with nature and the inevitable aging that all things undergo. The layering technique I employ creates a rich, textured surface that evokes a sense of history and wear, suggesting the passage of time. The colors are intentionally distressed, producing a visual experience that resonates with the beauty of imperfection. Working with a transparent medium is crucial to my artistic process. As I build up the layers, the history of each brushstroke becomes part of the composition, enhancing the overall luminosity and complexity of the piece. Ultimately, my paintings serve as an exploration of emotion and memory, reminding me that nothing is constant but change.

Artist Bio

Linda Cordner graduated with a BFA from the Univ. of CT and has been an exhibiting artist for almost 20 years. Her work has been shown in galleries and museums around the country. Corporations, hotels and restaurants as well as many private residences have her paintings in their collections. She has also curated exhibits and served as a Director for a non-profit gallery.