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Keith Linwood Stover - Curator
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The Cyber Art Show
"Bringing the Museum to You"
Gallery #550
August 16, 2017
Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist
Justin Treadaway (Born 1981)
 Justin Treadaway - Post Storm Scatterings |  Justin Treadaway - Thunderheads |  Justin Treadaway - Old Field Road (plein air oil) |
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 Justin Treadaway - Lamar Park, Oxford |  Justin Treadaway - Human Presence |  Justin Treadaway - Autumn Beginnings |
 Justin Treadaway - Storm Clouds (plein air oil) |  Justin Treadaway - Autumn Trees |  Justin Treadaway - Evening Shadows |
 Justin Treadaway - At Dusk |  Justin Treadaway - An Autumn Evening |  Justin Treadaway - Misty Sunset |
- Image of the Day -
"Post Storm Scatterings"
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Feature Artist Bio
By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the first of two 12-piece exhibitions of works by American
landscape painter Justin Treadaway (born 1981 in New Albany, Mississippi).
Justin Treadaway is a plein air semiabstract landscape painter and a high school art teacher currently based in his hometown of New Albany, Mississippi. Using his paintbrush and oil paint he captures the essence of the lush countryside of Union County, MS. Growing up he enjoyed drawing, reading comic books, and has had a love for the outdoors and nature since childhood.
Upon entering college, Justin initially majored in Social Science education. After taking an art class, his interest shifted to art. This along with his love for nature and drawing lead him to pursue plein air painting.
Justin's main influences are the impressionists and post impressionists such as Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne, and Vincent Van Gogh as well as modern artists Henri Matisse and Richard Diebenkorn. Using vibrant colors, Justin doesn't paint an exact replication of what is before him but allows it to filter through him onto the canvas.
ARTIST'S OFFICIAL BIO (see above)
Justin Treadaway's
FACEBOOK PAGE
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Jtreadawayart/about/?ref=page_internal
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
“Creation inspires me. Everywhere I look I see God’s handiwork. I look up; I see the sky and clouds. I look around; I see trees, fields, grass, roads, and power lines. They all scream paint me!
My hope as an artist is to create work that causes others to see and appreciate the beauty of creation around them and cause them to rejoice in the One who created it.”
