Artist's Bio - Margee Halsch

Margee has been painting for over 15 years. She has been accepted in many juried exhibits in the Atlanta area from 1997-2004. Next a move to  Charlotte, North Carolina where she received 3rd Place during the Lake Norman Art League Spring show, for her "Money Doesn't Grow on Trees" triptych.

Margee has recently relocated to Austin, where she becoming involved in the art scene.

Her paintings are displayed in homes, institutions and commercial buildings throughout the country. Her paintings were displayed in the IDS (Interior Design Society) show house in Cramer Mountain Country Club, North Carolina.

Margee paints primarily landscape and architecture, in a representative style. Nature provides the stimulus for many of her painting ideas. She paints acrylic on canvas and silk. She enjoys the flexibility provided with the watercolor technique on silk.

Aka - Margo

Margee has an emerging alter-ego “Margo” who paints pure abstract, often with a bold and dramatic flair. "I think Margo's style represents the freedom of expression that's bottled up inside all of us and only a few let the Genie out to work her magic. I'm equally surprised and pleased with Margo's works. She's a whole other woman; even her brush strokes are different."

Margee attributes her degrees in Interior Design and Education as the source for the message in each of her paintings. She uses subject, color, and texture to provoke and stir the viewer to a new understanding of their own. Margee enjoys encouraging others to discover or rediscover their artistic talents. She thinks everyone should allow their alter-egos to emerge and express themselves in the medium they enjoy the most.

“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves.“ Carl Jung - Swiss psychologist (1875 - 1961)



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