Lindsey Fox creates work that celebrates and contributes to the protection of the wilderness she loves to explore. She uses pattern to create paintings that balance between abstract and landscape to capture the awe and grandeur of the outdoors. By carrying a sketchbook, she is able to record the moments, patterns, and landscapes "en plein air"and bring them into the studio to create larger interpretations of her encounters. working from these gathered drawings and sketches, rather than photographs, allows a more direct transfer of ideas.
This body of work was jumpstarted during fox's hike of the pacific crest trail in 2016. She continued this process in a studio setting once she returned which allowed for large scale work and more detail. This work has evolved into bodies of work and collaborations with apparel companies, non-profits, and charitable organizations to ensure the growth and protection of our wild places.
No Place for a Mine
View of Most St. Helens and The Green River Valley
2021
Goat Rocks
Goat Rocks Wilderness
2021
Pahto Meadow
Goat Rocks Wilderness
2021
Delicate Arch View 1
Arches National Park
2021
Delicate Arch View 1
Arches National Park
2021
Delicate Arch View 2
Arches National Park
2021
Glacier Point
Yosemite National Park
2022
Yosemite Glow
Olmsted Point, Yosemite National Park
2021
Yosemite Glow
Olmsted Point, Yosemite National Park
2021
Wy'east from The Timberline Trail
Mt. Hood, Oregon
64" x 45"
2021
Wy'east from The Timberline Trail
Mt. Hood, Oregon
64" x 45"
2021
The Enchantments Core
Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA
52" x 24"
2020
The Enchantments Colchuck Camp
Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA
52" x 18"
2020
Wallowas Landscape
View of The Matterhorn from Horton pass, Oregon
66" x 45"
2020
Artist Point Rise
View of Mt Shuksan, North Cascades, WA
68" x 45"
2020
Walk up Whitney
Mt. Whitney, California
62" x 45"
2017
Touchmark West Hills, Portland’s art collection, designed by Heidi McBride & co.
This painting is inspired by a part of the pacific crest trail i never thought i would partake in; the climb up Mt Whitney. The alternate hike started as a casual stroll to draw at guitar lake, only a few miles up the trail. As I hiked farther up to explore, with endless switchbacks looming ahead, I started to gain confidence in my ability to make the summit. what beautiful drawings could evolve there? This thought process represented the way I approached the trail from then on; experiencing the journey as an artist, first and foremost. Though I had doubts along the way, I knew it was as simple as putting one foot in front of the other and the privilege of time. I approached the trail as a project and an artist residency. The hiking was a means to find those views and places one cannot find in a day, but eventually the romantic aspect of walking from one border of America to the other got to me and melded with the artistic project.
Tenaya Canyon
The View from atop Half Dome
Yosemite National Park
58" x 42"
2019
Valley View of Half Dome
Yosemite Falls Viewpoint
Yosemite National Park, CA
64" x 45"
2019
Larches Landscape
The Enchantments Wilderness
Leavenworth, WA
62" x 45"
2018
The Knife's Edge Goat Rocks Wilderness
Washington
62" x 45'
2017
assorted watercolor paintings completed in 2017 and 2018
Made in collaboration with the Northwest Avalanche Center as a promotional tee, donated artwork at their fundraising auction, and proceeds from prints donated to furthering their avalanche education and prevention services.
