ARTIST'S STATEMENT

Alicemarie Mutrux loves to paint the timelessness of California—its endless beaches, nineteenth century buildings, wildlife, farms and cities. She searches for realism, harmonious color relationships, humor and design. She has studied extensively with Craig Nelson, Bill Maughan and Brien Blood at the Academy of Art in San Francisco. Her husband, Philippe Mutrux, an architect and watercolor painter has influenced her paintings as well and taught her to see the essence of structures.

Alicemarie paints mostly in oils on canvas in a small rooftop studio in San Francisco and on location.

Exhibitions:
The Lloyd Building, Maiden Lane, 1999
The St. Francis Foundation, 2000, 2001
UCSF Medical Center, 2002
Cal Pacific Medical Center, 2003
The William Lester Gallery paintout, 2004
Pacific Heights Interiors, 2004
Pedroncelli Winery, 2005
The Eriksen Gallery, 2005-2006
Marin Technology Center, 2007
201 California, San Francisco, 2007
Studio Gallery, San Francisco, 2007
Sanchez Art Center Concert Hall, 2007-2008

Article:
"The Beauty of Beasts is an Intimate Exhibit of Animal Wonder" by Jean Bartlett: Pacifica Tribune, January 2, 2008

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