Juno Quigley (b. 2000) is a painter based in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a BFA in Painting with a minor in Gender & Sexuality Studies from Pratt Institute.
Through vibrant abstractions, Juno’s work explores crystalline realms through hazy, fragmented memories. While her work is highly reflexive, each piece is carefully constructed through relationships. Applying themes of queer theory, Juno quietly uses the canvas to deconstruct the alignment of hierarchy on and off the canvas. Her motifs and imagery attempt to obfuscate recognizable pattern, effectively disrupting moments of harmony. Strokes, drips, and fields of color become the symbolic figures in her work.
Through vibrant abstractions, Juno’s work explores crystalline realms through hazy, fragmented memories. While her work is highly reflexive, each piece is carefully constructed through relationships. Applying themes of queer theory, Juno quietly uses the canvas to deconstruct the alignment of hierarchy on and off the canvas. Her motifs and imagery attempt to obfuscate recognizable pattern, effectively disrupting moments of harmony. Strokes, drips, and fields of color become the symbolic figures in her work.
