The richness of the lived experience resides within these works. Moody has so refined her understanding of the visual elements that each canvas beckons to the light and dark of each viewer’s inner life. Once engaged, the viewer does not hesitate to respond. From these personal encounters – between artist, image and viewer -- the life of these images surges and flows.
Excerpt from an essay for booklet ‘Marge Loudon Moody: Moments Keenly Observed, Painting Drawing Collage 2002 – 2007’ written by Dr. Linda Pastryk, Professor of Art History, Queens University Charlotte, NC and Belmont College, NC
Excerpt from an essay for booklet ‘Marge Loudon Moody: Moments Keenly Observed, Painting Drawing Collage 2002 – 2007’ written by Dr. Linda Pastryk, Professor of Art History, Queens University Charlotte, NC and Belmont College, NC