Luck of the Devil - Yellow Guillaume Moschini Margaret Neill works for a

Margaret Neill works for a time on a group of pieces in a series

This painting is about the interdependence of  two primary forms

mostly monochromatic surface that include bas-relief planes “locked” together against a more “fluid”

the artist is interested in the opposition of the two dimensionality of the painted surface and the three dimensionality of the painting as an object

enamel and pigments

Luck of the Devil - Yellow Guillaume Moschini Margaret Neill works for aThis work is part of a series titled "Flatland" paintings. They are works that consist of seemingly random squares on a painted surface that reflect the three dimensional world beyond the paintings immediate environment. The squares themselves are fashioned by a process of finding regular squares within the fluid lines of a freehand grid that run through the textured paintwork. If chance allows four lines to intersect to create a square, the oil paint