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Renee Lynn (United States) www.instagram.com/reneelynnimages |
Santa Fe Modern
Colors of Zocolo
The inspiration for this photographic series is Zocolo, a Santa Fe community set beneath the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Its contemporary structures have a symbiotic relationship with the terrain and culture of New Mexico. The buildings evoke the warm palette of the arid desert, buoyant with bands of color. Omitting realistic interpretation, one can bring out from the subject the delight, beauty, and joy in the colors and shapes, and perhaps experience the happiness of sharing life in a well-designed community.
American abstract painters like Agnes Martin, Richard Diebenkorn, and Georgia O’Keeffe, all of whom lived in New Mexico, are an inspiration to me. The sense of place and vibrant colors of New Mexico create an imaginative field of light, shadow, and expressive shapes in their ever-changing form.
Original Inspiration
Georgia O’Keeffe ~ American Artist (1887-1986)
O'Keefe Museum
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 Adobe Abode
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Adobe Abode |
 La Ventana
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La Ventana |
 Verticality
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Verticality |
 Santa Fe
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Santa Fe |
 Golden Portal
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Golden Portal |
 Cottonwood
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Cottonwood |
 Desert Hue
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Desert Hue |
 La Escalera
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La Escalera |
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