Always when I work, I dialogue with my creation. This piece was painted in Daugavpils, Latvia, Mark Rothko's birthplace. While working in a centuries old building which was part of a fortress, the colors of the Daugava River, and the buildings themselves lent themselves. Her name came to me as I lay the final brush stroke, "why Satsang", I asked, "because it means a spiritual discourse, and that is what we are having" she answered.
Jaye Alison Moscariello’s Territories Blue series explores the emotional geography of conflict through luminous abstraction. Layering acrylic, latex, and graphite, she constructs meditative fields where structure and feeling intertwine. Her paintings transform personal and collective memory into visual topographies of empathy, resilience, and reconciliation.
Always when I work, I dialogue with my creation. This piece was painted in Daugavpils, Latvia, Mark Rothko's birthplace. While working in a centuries old building which was part of a fortress, the colors of the Daugava River, and the buildings themselves lent themselves. Her name came to me as I lay the final brush stroke, "why Satsang", I asked, "because it means a spiritual discourse, and that is what we are having" she answered.
Jaye Alison Moscariello’s Territories Blue series explores the emotional geography of conflict through luminous abstraction. Layering acrylic, latex, and graphite, she constructs meditative fields where structure and feeling intertwine. Her paintings transform personal and collective memory into visual topographies of empathy, resilience, and reconciliation.