The Days Grow Longer in the Spring Macha Poynder starting from one end and

starting from one end and gradually transitioning into a different color through horizontal color fields

informed by her memories of personal encounters with nature

smaller pieces often operate as a visual poem

During the course of the year 2015

The Days Grow Longer in the Spring Macha Poynder starting from one end andThis project, began in April 2013 is about time keeping. Debra Ramsay captured time passing by documenting the change in color within the landscape at the same location (New Berlin, NY) over the course of a year. The artist thinks of each painting as a landscape; a pure landscape, reduced to the actual found colors, transposing a specific landscape to a new location, in an abstract form. For this project, she returned to a specific trail in the forest