Nicola López at work in her studio. Courtesy the artist.
Highpoint Editions artist, Nicola López is interviewed for a Southwest Contemporary studio visit article.
“Known for her expressive, graphic works that bring metallic urban landscapes to life, López’s often-architectural subjects twist and turn as if they might unfold off the paper, canvas, or hinges and bound towards the viewer. Think sharp geometry, cool tones, and being confronted by the formidable nature of many metropolitan structures—a quality one might otherwise grow numb to after living in cities.”
Nicola López working on Stratigraphy 5. Courtesy the artist.
After returning to her hometown In Santa Fe after nearly thirty years in New York, Lopez reflects on whether or not “the visual languages defining these two divergent places somehow exist in harmony.” Read more here!
