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Bayly’s paintings thrum with the history of the rocky mountain West, the foundation upon which the quietest creature can make its gesture. She was raised in the foothills of Oregon’s Eagle Cap Wilderness, on a ranch near the former town of Ponderosa.
Bayly did not grow up painting and did not attend art school, but since picking up her first paintbrush, she hasn’t put it down. She believes that being self-taught has allowed her to invent a style all her own, and to develop her technique instinctually.
Bayly’s work speaks in motion, memory, and mirage. Inherited with her mother’s bad eyes, she devotes her impressionistic style to her innate love for a good blur.
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