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FASO Collector Recommends: Diana Rogers

Biography
ARTIST STATEMENT
My colorscape paintings celebrate the rich diversity of waterways and landscapes of coastal New England. As a painter, I add my visual voice calling attention to the special places we need to protect from the impacts of climate change.
Lively color leads the way and energetic mark-making tells the story of nurturing places. The pastel medium with pure pigments is ideal for expressive painting. Each stroke of bold color captures a moment in time and the vitality of nature.
As I paint, I reflect on the essence and wisdom of a place rather than simply replicating what I see. This results in vibrant paintings that invite reciprocity and kinship with Mother Nature.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Diana Rogers is a painter based in Connecticut where she creates lively, expressive paintings of the diverse landscapes and coastal waterways of New England. Her work calls attention to special places in nature that we cherish and need to protect and restore.
Taking a color-forward approach to painting, Diana uses vibrant hues and expressive mark-making. She finds painting with the pure pigments of the pastel medium ideal for celebrating each passing season. Leading with her curiosity, she uses observation and experimentation to better understand our connections to nature.
Diana is represented by Gallery One CT, and her work is held in private and public collections across the US. She teaches workshops and classes throughout New England. Her work has received numerous awards including Outstanding Pastel Painting and First Place for Abstract Painting in the BoldBrush National Art Competition.
As an arts advocate, she is active in national and regional organizations including Pastel Society of America, Pastel Society of Connecticut, Connecticut Women Artists, Pastel Society of Maine, Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, Lyme Art Association, and Mystic Museum of Art. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Lyme Art Association and Clinton Art Society.


