Pamela Anderson

The scale of Anderson’s work and the boldness in mark making aid in self-expression that empowers her. She strives to invent a signature that expands on the foundation of abstraction. It is a space where she explores voice: She is soft-spoken, a Midwestern woman on the outside, but when painting, she is anything but quiet. A Milwaukee, Wisconsin artist, Pamela Anderson, brings a modern dimension to her abstract works. She documents the simplest and rawest of moments in a permanent way. Using large mops, brushes, and a variety of taping knives and scraping tools to make marks on canvas. Her process is fluid, guided by intuition, presented by the honesty of the materials, within the layers of paint. She often leaves her work untitled which allows the artwork to be experienced with open interpretation by the viewer. Pamela studied with Terrance Coffman, a nationally and internationally acclaimed artist for several years. She is an autodidact, born with a gift. She realized at an early age that she responded to a