Abstract works by Laurie Barmore
The abstract works in this exhibition are created with acrylic and mixed media on canvas and wood panel. Intuitive and expressive, they explore the interplay of line, color, and movement.
This small collection is part of a larger body of work that draws inspiration from mosses and tree roots as a metaphor for resilience and connection. Reflecting on the impact of climate change and human carelessness on the rainforest, the artist seeks to capture the quiet, delicate stories of these vital ecosystems—listening for the whispers of the trees and the creatures that call them home.
About Laurie Barmore
Laurie Barmore has been an abstract painter for 25 years. She relocated to the PNW a few years ago after leaving a long career as a Critical Care RN. When not painting, she enjoys collecting rocks, limpet shells, and driftwood off the beach, wandering used book stores, and journaling. Laurie is married, a mother of 3, and grandmother of 9.