Jane Dickson's work, primarily focused on Times Square, transforms the perception of this iconic location, revealing a moody, romantic vision that resonates for decades.
Her current solo show in Los Angeles, the first in 25 years, showcases paintings on Astroturf that evoke themes of constructed landscapes in a sprawling urban environment.
Dickson explores the dichotomies of nature and infrastructure in her work, suggesting that the sense of freedom portrayed in American landscapes is, in fact, manufactured.
Through her art, Dickson captures the essence of isolation and constructed beauty, offering a different narrative to the traditionally vibrant depictions of urban spaces.
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