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“I use watercolor to create works that have a bright, clean, crisp look; one that is contemporary in its color and style, yet traditional in subject matter. The strong frontal image grabs the viewer and holds them with its visual impact. I use the flower because of its inherent sensual qualities of color and form. The Paintings are rich images in style and simplicity, qualities that heighten their expressive impact. the flowers retain their botanical integrity while still expressing a personal and unique style."
-Bruce Hustad
Bruce Hustad is a Wisconsin artist who has exhibited widely throughout the state, most notably, Watercolor Wisconsin at Wustum Museum in Racine, Villa Terrace and Charles Allis Museums in Milwaukee, the Kohler Art Museum in Sheboygan and The Center for the Visual Arts in Wausau. Two of his paintings hang in the Governers Residence in Madison and his works are in many private collections.
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