Jane Aigler D'Angelo

Jane Aigler D'Angelo is an impressionist oil painter who continues to explore a variety of subject matter. Whether painting the busy streets of Chicago, a bucolic Midwest farm scene, or an interior still life, most of her works share a common thread: a strong architectural element, influenced by her early studies in architectural rendering.

Her still life paintings are an exploration of shape, color, and pattern, where everyday objects are rendered in a flat, graphic style. Furniture and structural details help create a dialogue between the objects and the space they occupy, often unified by the use of pattern. A window, almost always present in her still life compositions, suggests life beyond while emphasizing the presence of everyday items on the tabletops. Her goal is to create a space where architecture and still life merge, drawing attention to structure and abstraction, and inviting the viewer to experience a familiar yet transformed visual language.