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145 Main Street, suite 202
Groton, MA 01450
USA

Megan Carty is a Boston area contemporary abstract artist exploring themes of triumph over hardship. Her paintings feature flowers, animals and birds purposely left unfinished as a metaphor for the ever-evolving and improving human condition. We are alway "in progress." Choose from original paintings, fine art giclee prints, custom commissions, or giftable products.

Athena's Bequest, 24x30 framed Abstract Painting

Abstract Paintings

Rather than depicting the physical world, these gestural abstract paintings seek to make energy visible—capturing the forces that shape us, shift us, and call us forward. My titles, often whimsical or evocative, serve as glimpses into the essence of each piece, offering an invitation for interpretation, connection, and feeling. My work is a conversation in color—an energy portrait waiting for you to claim as your own.

Athena's Bequest, 24x30 framed Abstract Painting

blue and tan abstract expressionist painting by Megan Carty
blue and tan abstract expressionist painting by Megan Carty
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Athena's Bequest, 24x30 framed Abstract Painting

$1,400.00

This piece is meant to inspire personal strength amongst trials and tribulations. The crown is a symbol for a higher power, be it our own inner warrior or Jesus the Lord, or other power that is meaningful for the viewer.

Details:
Size: 24x30”, 1.5” depth from the wall
Medium: Acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas
Framed in a white wooden floater frame, ready to hang.
This painting comes professionally packaged and shipped via FedEx Ground “signature-required”, the price for shipping within the USA is included in the price.
International shipping/purchase: please contact me and I will provide a quote for shipping as additional cost and I take payment via PayPal.

Artist Statement:
Megan Carty describes her abstract expressionist paintings as “visual poems that illustrate the human lived experience.” Our inner-beings are both beautiful AND flawed. In our lives’ journeys, we experience celebrations, achievements, love, and fun. In contrast, we also experience losses, injustices, abuses, and sadness. We are both given TO and taken FROM. Carty aims to document this dichotomy using specific colors, compositions with open space, and line. She pulls her mark making inspiration from plants and flowers, as they are the ultimate symbols of continuous death and renewal.

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