Hanna MacNaughtan

Hanna MacNaughtan creates large, textured abstract paintings inspired by the light, movement, and atmosphere of riparian landscapes near her home in Ontario. Her work explores the emotive potential of nature through layered surfaces and ethereal forms. A background in oncology nursing informs her intuitive, contemplative process. MacNaughtan’s paintings invite introspection, offering a quiet space for connection between viewer and image.Hanna MacNaughtan is an artist from a village in South Eastern Ontario Canada. She is originally from a small town in western New York state. In1985 marriage brought her to Ontario Canada where she and her husband still reside. Hanna was born an artist; and has been creating art in one form or another for as long as she can remember. Her current artwork is focused on large, textured, abstract paintings on canvas. Her main inspiration comes from riparian foliage and the dynamic light along the river near her home; as well as the colours, textures, and sounds of nature. Additionally, over twenty years of work as a Registered Nurse with oncology patients has had a significant ethereal effect on her creative process. Hanna’s paintings can be found in many private and corporate collections in Canada and the USA. She is represented by several fine art galleries in Canada and the USA. See her website for much more information: www.hannamacnaughtan.com

Statement:

“My goal is to move away from the familiar imagery of nature, and create a unique visual presentation that acts as a portal for the viewer to enter and embrace their own emotions, experiences and dreams.”