"A sense of the familiar, of a space you have once been in the past, and are now being placed back into. Different marks document different time, not just when they were painted, but when they were once visited. Each painting is a space made up of quiet collected moments that are often not remembered. These subtracted moments slice yet consolidate within one another, each by holding a very specific language of mark. These different languages form a unified conversation of the events you miss that you pass by everyday, and the sense of familiar can be heightened by small moments that become more defined and recognizable."

-Madeline Peckenpaugh 

Peckenpaugh graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts and a Certificate in Painting from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts after receiving the William Emlen Cresson Memorial Travel Scholarship and the Elena and Will Barnet Prize for Abstract Art.  Her work can be seen in the collection at the Woodmere Museum of Art, and in the public lobby of 1900 Arch.

For more works and information on her upcoming exhibition at Seraphin please view Madeline Peckenpaugh under "Future Exhibitions"