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Biography:
Inspired by the abundance and workings of water, Gregory Albright settled in Vermont 16 years ago with his young family from California. Gregory received a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1983; with the Russian painter, Ludmila Gayvoronsky; and sculptor W.J. Williams at the former studio of Augustus Saint Gaudens. Participating in over twenty group and solo exhibitions since 2005, he was included in the Woodstock Artwalls mural project, Palettes of Vermont and Bridgewater’s Painted Sheep benefit, to name a few. Gregory received a Vermont Studio Center Residency in February, 2007 and in April 2008. His studio is at the Historic Woolen Mill in White River Junction.
Statement:
Using lyrical lines and lively colors, these paintings develop out of my feeling and response to landscape motifs and natural forms. I paint bucolic moods, and imbue these with idealism and whimsy. The initial drawings serve as tools for imaginative exploration, and to glimpse into the spiritual forces working within our organic world. I explore nature personified in all of its wonder through landscape and color. I often include animals, archetypes, dryads, or nudes in my watercolors and oil paintings.
