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I paint to raise my voice, and explore the potential of equality. I aim to make my portraits as large as my message and take a stand as a voice of my generation. My paintings are a way to take the experiences that undermine young women, that shake their confidence and ultimately limit dreams and aspirations, and turn them into a message of power, optimism and comfort.

oil, tar and mixed media on canvas. This work is part of a new collection of paintings in abstract expressionism creating a unique and intensely personal journey of exploration and thought.

Yellow and black dashes travel horizontally, covered and uncovered on a horizontal fluid red painting.

Floating, drifting thru emotions and dimension. An expressive female figurative

oli, mixed media on canvas. This work is part of a new collection of paintings combining abstract expressionism and landscapes together to create a unique and intensely personal journey of exploration and thought.

This painting portrays early morning light in a mystical manner

Framed abstract art, mixed media on wood panel. Having studied fine art at Penn State, Gordon Studer went on to teach at the California College of the Arts, and enjoyed a 25 year career telling visual stories for Fortune 500 corporate clients and major media outlets. His background is evident as he applies an intentionality to his paintings, delivering on a specific narrative, inviting the viewer to a purposeful encounter.

Mixed media Asian-Inspired abstract

This painting is part of a continuing series called "This Fragile Earth," and is about the fragile beauty of
our earth and the currents threats to our climate. This painting is a celebration of morning light in Iceland,
where I attended an art residency this summer..

oil on canvas. This work is part of a new collection of paintings in abstract expressionism creating a unique and intensely personal journey of exploration and thought.

One of a series of paintings inspired by the Woody Guthrie song This Land Is Your Land. Ready to hang - no frame required.
My work contemplates fundamental things such as our basic need to provide for ourselves; our desire for home, belonging, and connection; and our being a small temporary part of the natural world’s continuum. These thoughts take shape in images and objects that combine simple representations, layered abstractions, and plain-spoken materials. - Martin Webb, Artist

One of a series of paintings developed from a session of night-photography. The figure is partially borrowed from Arshile Gorky's painting The Artist and His Mother.Ready to hang - no frame required.
My work contemplates fundamental things such as our basic need to provide for ourselves; our desire for home, belonging, and connection; and our being a small temporary part of the natural world’s continuum. These thoughts take shape in images and objects that combine simple representations, layered abstractions, and plain-spoken materials. - Martin Webb, Artist

I paint to raise my voice, and explore the potential of equality. I aim to make my portraits as large as my message and take a stand as a voice of my generation. My paintings are a way to take the experiences that undermine young women, that shake their confidence and ultimately limit dreams and aspirations, and turn them into a message of power, optimism and comfort.