Weeping

Carol Bouyoucos' practice is a balance between digital painting, collage, and photography; she approaches her subjects with the curious eye of a photographer and a painter's sensibility and then uses digital tools to enhance perception and reimagine our relationship to nature's powerful and surreal landscapes. Her work is influenced by artists such as Thomas Cole, Frederick Edwin Church, and the botanist, Robert John Thornton, whose work illustrates an America inspired by the expansionism into the American West in the late 19th century.

Carol Bouyoucos earned her BFA from the University of Michigan’s School of Art & Design, Ann Arbor. Her work has been exhibited extensively throughout New York and the Hudson Valley region.