Since the late 1970’s, Francine Scialom Greenblatt's work has evolved in a way that, with the advantage of time and distance, can be read as a natural progression of ideas and beliefs. Consistently, she has championed painting, both in theory and application.
Her practice has been both considered and intuitive, where images have been coaxed and brought to life as courage and circumstance allowed. From figuration to abstraction, from politics to the most personal, the body facilitated a compellingly persuasive and visually vibrant response to issues at hand. Generously, FSG opens a diary where our common successes and failures can be shared.