THE GEOMETRY OF INTUITION
Carol Daigneault is an abstract artist whose work explores the relationship between perception, imagination and intuition. Her two decades as a certified Feng Shui practitioner and interior designer, and more than thirty years of intuitive study inform her sensitivity to spatial relationships, balance, and resonance.
New Work
9 1/2” x 9”
Acrylic, permanent marker, Inktense blocks, charcoal and oil pastel on paper
Custom matted to 16” x 20”, an easily attained frame size.
A spontaneous, intuitive background of mixed media and acrylic is contrasted by a strong, cohesive sacred geometry pattern. The circles and double infinity signs, uniting to create their own unique message, are a vibrant blue acrylic that was applied as a monoprint. This piece is #1 in a series of 3. All three pieces hung together would make a powerful statement.
9 1/2” x 9”
Acrylic, permanent marker, Inktense blocks, charcoal and oil pastel on paper
Custom matted to 16” x 20”, an easily attained frame size.
This work on paper emerges from an intuitive, layered ground of mixed media and acrylic, where spontaneous gestures and subtle textures create movement and depth. Anchoring the composition are two concentric circles, rendered in acrylic as a monoprint—quiet yet powerful forms that draw the eye inward while simultaneously radiating outward, suggesting cycles, continuity, and centered presence.
This piece is #2 in a series of 3. All three pieces hung together would make a powerful statement.
10 1/2” x 9”
Acrylic, permanent marker, Inktense blocks, charcoal and oil pastel on paper
Custom matted to 16” x 20”, an easily attained frame size.
This work on paper unfolds from a spontaneous, intuitive field of mixed media and acrylic, where layered marks and subtle movement create a sense of openness and flow. Emerging from this organic ground is a strong, cohesive sacred geometry pattern, applied in acrylic as a monoprint—its precise structure offering a deliberate counterpoint to the fluidity beneath.
This piece is #3 in a series of 3. All three hung together would make a powerful artistic statement.
