Fran Williams

Art

Achieving strong liminality is like landing a coin on its edge: a difficult feat but the effect is impossible to substitute.

Abstract image of bright red silouettes of figures holding guns, layered with photos of topless figures back side.

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Abstract images of flat areas of purple, brown, yellow and olive green.

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Digital collage of layered technological diagrams in yellow, pink, and brown. In the center, a heart shape made out of yellow stars.

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Digital collage with background of duplicated photos of blonde hair and red hearts. In the center, a photo of a figure with blue eyeshadow on a purple background. Layered over, repeated brown text.

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Fran Williams is a Painter based in Montreal who has recently completed her undergraduate degree in Studio Arts with a major in Painting & Drawing at Concordia University. Fran’s work deals with the liminal middle-space of the abstraction/figuration dichotomy. While she considers herself an abstract painter, her works often suggest letters or text without becoming readable language. Similarly, figures seem to appear but fail to coalesce into representational forms.

Achieving strong liminality is like landing a coin on its edge: a difficult feat but the effect is impossible to substitute. The pursuit of liminality is the main guiding aspiration in her work. She values the creation of art that can be misunderstood and likens the experience of such work to watching clouds, reclining on a lawn and comparing what we see.

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