"My paintings reflect the constant dialogue between nature and humanity and how the history of this coexistence is told through the landscape. I am inspired by observations and memories of places, events, and moments in time occurring in the landscape. I sense the landscape as an anchor or a root system holding life together and I am drawn to the manner in which nature grows outward from the earth. The circulation of the sky, seasons, and time around the landscape as well as the characteristics of light and shadow, shapes, and distance, are things that I am sensitive to in my work. Painting the mood and spirit of a place in time- its old habits and constant dynamism- and telling a story, which expresses a particular moment in time, deeply touches the feeling of being human."

Lindy Carroll received her B.A. from the Indiana University in 1998 and her M.F.A. from the University of New Hampshire in 2003. After graduating she has taught painting and drawing at the University of New Hampshire and the Art Insitute of New Hampshire and exhibited her work in various group and solo exhibitions.

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