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Artist Bio 

Judy Lew Loose is an accomplished watercolor artist whose career spans more than four decades. Known for taking the medium to new heights, she blends luminous color, light, and shadow with a distinctive touch of pointillism. Her use of tiny dots of pure color introduces a fresh, contemporary technique to watercolor painting—one that she has pioneered and continues to evolve. Her works are held in both professional collections and private collections across the country.

Judy’s artistic foundation is rooted in formal training and lifelong exploration. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the prestigious Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. Throughout her career, she has built a reputation for amplifying the drama of a moment and uncovering the radiance within any subject.

Her passion for watercolor is driven by a desire to elevate the medium to the same level of recognition and permanence as oil painting, with a place in public, corporate, and museum collections. Judy’s approach is ever-evolving, reflecting an artist who grows in tandem with her work. Her mastery of light and color infuses every painting, inviting viewers to experience the spark she sees in the world.

Artist Statement  

My work explores the intricate beauty of color, light, and pattern through kaleidoscopic watercolor pointillism. Each painting is composed of thousands of carefully placed dots, allowing subtle shifts in hue and tone to emerge, creating a visual rhythm that draws the viewer into a meditative space.

Inspired by the natural world, the interplay of geometry and spontaneity, and the mesmerizing effect of kaleidoscopic visions, my art seeks to capture moments of wonder and reflection. The process itself is both deliberate and intuitive, inviting me—and ultimately the viewer—to experience the harmony between meticulous technique and emotional resonance.

Through this unique approach, I aim to transform the ephemeral qualities of watercolor into enduring experiences of color and light, creating works that are simultaneously precise, dynamic, and immersive. My aspiration is for these paintings to find a place where they can be shared, contemplated, and celebrated—ultimately within the inspiring context of a museum setting.