Los Angeles-based artist Tala Worrell was recently featured in W Magazine’s article, ‘Seven Women Artists Who Are Pushing The Boundaries of Abstraction’, written by Julia Halperin.
Halperin writes “Worrell’s paintings are full of references to the body. Thick pours crack, wrinkle, and sag like skin. Lace slathered with paint “resembles pubic hair when you shave,” she says. Her own physical experiences find their way in. Worrell has endured chronic pain associated with her menstrual cycles; over time, she began to channel these sensations into tense, built-up mounds of paint.”
Read the full article here.
Halperin writes “Worrell’s paintings are full of references to the body. Thick pours crack, wrinkle, and sag like skin. Lace slathered with paint “resembles pubic hair when you shave,” she says. Her own physical experiences find their way in. Worrell has endured chronic pain associated with her menstrual cycles; over time, she began to channel these sensations into tense, built-up mounds of paint.”
Read the full article here.
14 Dec 2023
