Life long artist Laura Betti holds an architecture degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, MA. She applies a structural and algorithmic design process to her large-scale freehand compositions. Add months of subject matter research, schematic drawings and pen and ink concept sketches, and Betti’s impressions slowly transform into a final work of art.
The artist’s current interest spans the effects of modern society on the human mind and body, to the historic human interactions with, and impacts upon, surroundings. After considerable research, subject matter interpretations are distilled into a series of factually based text, poetry, philosophical and historic perspectives. Betti then meticulously transforms found insights into delicate pen and ink lines, ultimately baring symbolic metaphors in final representations.
