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The Nice Niche

Artists, Small Businesses and Their Trades, Collected in Visual Essays & Art Services

February 26, 2014

Ali Cavanaugh, Artist

by Ryan Salinetti in Artists, Painting


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AliCavanaughNiceNicheFeature.jpg

Top Row:
Left: Become, 8" x8", Modern Fresco
Middle: Composure Overlaid, 14" x 11", Modern Fresco
Right: Deafen, 8" x 8", Modern Fresco

2nd Row:
Left: Press On, 16" x 20", Modern Fresco
Middle: Lucid I, 8" x 8", Modern Fresco
Right: Over, 12" x 12", Modern Fresco

3rd Row:
Left: Scalloped, 20" x 24", Modern Fresco
Middle: Preserve, 12" x 12", Modern Fresco
Right: Photo of the Artist, Ali Cavanaugh

4th Row:
Left: Entanglement, 14" x 11", Modern Fresco
Middle: Enlightenment, 8" x 8", Modern Fresco
Right: Transfiguration II, 38" x 16", Modern Fresco

Bottom Left:
The artist, Ali Cavanaugh, working in her studio with son

"My dependence on the visual world began when I lost much of my hearing through spinal meningitis at 2 years of age. This loss was a blessing in disguise as I learned to depend on body language and reading lips to communicate. So, from my youngest days, I became sensitive to the people around me and the unspoken language revealed through compositions of the human body.

The image of a young female figure reaches into a part of my past that contains an infinite collection of ideas and images for inspiration. My daughter helps create the visual framework for an entry point into those memories.

I’m constantly in a state of awareness about the world; taking in the imagery, colors, and patterns that to my eye are compositions of settings and people. This keeps me in a place where my perception is enriched by each and every moment."—Ali Cavanaugh

http://www.alicavanaugh.com/
St. Louis, Missouri

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TAGS: Painter, Modern Fresco, Spinal Meningitis, Hearing, Human Body, Perception, Ali Cavanaugh, Artist, St. Louis, Missouri