Margaret Love Bennett, MFA

Margaret Love Bennett is an accomplished MFA artist who combines personal introspection with systems theory that she correlates to symbolic and abstract visual narratives about spirituality and reality. 

Margaret embraces that art is life, and life is art given the canon of quantum reality that connections are everything. Exponential concepts motivate her to create from a space of intrinsic self-reflection. 

Recurring symbols have included wounds, scars, halos, nests, sacred hearts, flames, circles, repetitive marks, squares, the egg, hot spots of illumination, and other gestures that convey way points in her thoughts and feelings as they make their way into visual form. 

Margaret's work is the visual product of a lifelong spiritual journey. Dynamic aspects of this  journey are recorded through the interrelationships of automatic, unpremeditated action that is challenged by intentional visual elements.  

Her process relates to the vibration resonance inherent in quantum physics. It is an authentic representation of an intuitive self-reflection that centrifuges out certain measures of morality and experience, conscious and subconscious awareness, and conscious and unconscious intention.

A native of South Carolina, Margaret resides at the base of the Big Horn Mountains in Buffalo, Wyoming. She earned her MFA in painting from Winthrop University and exhibited in solo and group shows in her early career. She is interested in the creative process and communicating  authenticity. Margaret's work is included in several public collections and in numerous private and international collections.