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Jane Winter
Jane Winter lives and works in Provincetown. She is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and The Rinehart School of Sculpture (the graduate Fellowship program of The Maryland Institute of Art, Baltimore). She is a MacDowell Art Colony Fellow who has exhibited throughout the East coast and has designed murals for sites across the United States, including the Maryland Science Center and The Science Museum of Minnesota.
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The long history of nature on this planet, (including the evolution of life forms, continental shifts, the transformation of ocean floor into mountain range) is a subject I try to explore in all my work. I have to admit that I am impressed by the effect a billion years or so can have on one's perspective. I see the world as a place in a state of constant change, with its own pace apart from human activity, and subject to the effects of our actions.
The most recent worklooks at climate as a continuity of conditions over
a period of time that defines a place. The Climate series is an attempt
to represent the landscape as a function of time. By stacking or sectioning
the landscape into "stripes", what you see is a progression
of change or abstract pattern, a larger sense of place that includes a
fluidity of view and interconnectedness over time. The time blocks in
some paintings may span a volcanic age to an ice age into a more temperate
climate. Other paintings use high tide to low tide (rotation of the earth)
as the visual clock.
-- Jane Winter
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