Lulu Doyle
Lulu Doyle is a hard line abstract painter whose work explores the juxtaposition of the natural and the manmade worlds. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, and now based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Doyle’s work invites viewers to contemplate the evolving relationship between humanity and the world it inhabits. Her art reflects both her Industrial Midwest sensibilities and her growing connection to the landscapes of the American South.
At the heart of Doyle’s artistic philosophy is a sense of optimism. Rather than depicting conflict between humanity and the environment, her paintings envision a hopeful unity—a visual language that celebrates the beauty of interconnectedness. Each composition becomes a dialogue between organic and rigid shapes, embodying Doyle’s fascination with how the two disparate elements coexist, clash, and ultimately harmonize.
“My work reflects the marriage of organic and manmade structures that define the contemporary human landscape. I’m intrigued by the notion that all things in our world, whether born of built, are in a constant state of change.”
Nostalgic Futurism
Nostalgic Futurism draws on several key elements of the classic Futurist movement originating in Italy in the early 20th Century, including a driving focus on dynamism. forward movement, and technology.
However, where classic Futurism rejects the past and any connection to the natural world, Nostalgic Futurism embraces the interweaving of past and future to create a holistic view of our ever evolving human experience. Future is past. Organic is mechanical. Progress is destruction.