Peyton Lea (Fort Worth, Texas) is a painter currently pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting at the Savannah College of Art and Design. She primarily works figuratively, depicting the women in her life on a large-scale.

peytonleaart@gmail.com @peytonleaart Savannah, GA

Women, what it means to be a woman, to create as a woman, the women in my life, their lives. Women, large-scale. faces zoomed in, cropped tight, invading. 

She interacts with the space. 

She becomes space.


Sometimes only how the colors look against one another. 

Large swaths of Color; pushing, smearing, redacting, layering, and obscuring one another.  Process is more important than the product. 

Physicality


absent the limits of accuracy, or loyalty to the referential image.


doorway, skin, window, ripple, tile, eye socket, corner. sculpt, drag, wipe, mix, scratch, announce, define, question. flesh, feminine identity, Lesbian identity. 

Animal