Mockup of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber shown in a thin frame against a neutral gray wall
Framed "Summer Light 3" painting by Liz Barber displayed on a sage green wall above a wooden credenza, beside a gray armchair
"Summer Light 3" mixed-media painting on canvas by Liz Barber, full view of the abstract white, beige, and gray organic composition
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing layered earthy brown and gray pigment with graphite line work on canvas
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing textured white and golden ochre pigment on canvas
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing white textured brushstrokes over dark brown pigment and fine graphite lines
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing dripping ink lines and organic drip marks over a pale beige ground
Mockup of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber shown in a thin frame against a neutral gray wall
Framed "Summer Light 3" painting by Liz Barber displayed on a sage green wall above a wooden credenza, beside a gray armchair
"Summer Light 3" mixed-media painting on canvas by Liz Barber, full view of the abstract white, beige, and gray organic composition
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing layered earthy brown and gray pigment with graphite line work on canvas
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing textured white and golden ochre pigment on canvas
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing white textured brushstrokes over dark brown pigment and fine graphite lines
Close-up detail of "Summer Light 3" by Liz Barber, showing dripping ink lines and organic drip marks over a pale beige ground
Liz Barber

Summer Light 3

  • Summer Light 3
  • Liz Barber (Georgia, U.S.)
  • Acrylic paint, watercolor, graphite and ink on canvas
  • 60"W x 36"H 

Working in mixed media, Barber incorporates graphite, oil pastel, and expressive mark-making to build depth, texture, and luminosity. Her focus on light and color interaction drives each piece, inviting a visceral response that transcends traditional distinctions between representation and abstraction.

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