HIDDEN WONDERS SOLO SHOW

Judith Gale Mont is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, working in many mediums, including painting, mixed media, and photography. She lives and works in New York City, and Baltimore, Maryland. 

A major goal of her work is the hope to reconnect people to the natural world. Mother Earth is the source for the materials and concepts chosen, which are often discovered through her explorations in the wilderness, tending to her garden, and her involvement with ocean life.  Mimicking the endless possibilities of the wonders of nature yields high-energy creations that are both stimulating yet tranquil.  

A persistent theme of Mont's recent work is inspired by the molluscan seashell’s manifold of colors, patterns, and textures.  Preservationist, Conservationist and Environmental Advocatist, Ms. Mont's oceanic seascapes revitalize people to treasure the natural world by encouraging viewers to dive to the voyage to the bottom of the sea and honor our maritime eco-system. 

"Reflections of my deep passion for nature captivated me towards discovering the infinite intricacies found in living things.  This intrigue led me below the waters into the fascinating world of marine life.  The architectural details, in the home where these molluscan animals dwell possess an abundance of diversity.  I have spotlighted this beauty through close examination interlaced with imagination."