About the artist:
Laura Vahlberg makes oil paintings outside and in her home studio. She looks for order amid the visual overload of everyday life. Each scene becomes a puzzle where countless details collapse into simple interlocking shapes creating a calm, ordered space for the viewer. Her influences include Milton Avery’s reduction of landscape to essential geometry and Henri Matisse’s bold shapes and flat colour fields.
Laura Vahlberg's work has been exhibited around the U.S. and internationally (Australia, Los Angeles, New York, Alabama, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, and Virginia). She has studied with artists including Israel Hershberg, Ken Kewley, Ken Szmagaj, and Susan Jane Walp. She now lives in Roanoke, Virginia and received her Bachelors in Fine Arts at James Madison University. Her work can be seen in person at Reynold's Gallery (Richmond, VA) and Rhett Baruch Gallery (Los Angeles, CA).
Specs:
Created on a bright summer morning in the parking lot of a local hardware store, Sunny Morning continues Vahlberg’s recurring motif of three trees. The trees are positioned at different depths, forming an implied triangular space that draws the viewer’s eye toward the central point of the composition. Warm late‑summer light bathes the scene, while soft shadows hint at the approaching autumn. The interplay of illumination and shade gives the painting a quiet, contemplative atmosphere.More
- Unframed
- Signed
3:00 PM, Mar 10, 2026.
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