Once in a great while, you come across an artist whose work is so distinctive and whose subject matter so varied that you think, this would make a great show.  That is how I felt when I first saw slides of Pam's art.  Woodlands and forests, boats, buildings and even tropical plants all seem to work together.  She interprets this collection of ideas using her fascinating palette of color.  Pam's use of color is really the key to her art.  The perception of depth and use of contrasting color are all integral parts of her overall ability as an artist.  The effect and end results speak for themselves, as this body of work is not only visually interesting, but works coherently as a bold interpretation of objects in a created space.  They are alive and make the viewer take another look and truly think about color.

Steven V. Clark, 1999

A native Chicagoan, Pam graduated with degrees in art and architecture from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.  Obtaining her architectural license in 1989, she applies principles of architecture such as spatial composition, color theory and introduction of light to her unique landscapes, cityscapes and portraits.  

She has had numerous solo shows in the greater Cincinnati area and her paintings are in many public and private collections including the City of Mason, Ohio, and the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.  She currently lives in Cincinnati with her spouse, her son and their Great Pyrenees, spending as much vacation time as possible at latrouvailledesanilhac.com