Maureen Golgata (b.1963, Framingham, Massachusetts) is an
American abstract painter whose work captures the intricate and
ephemeral nature of human existence. Based in Naples, Florida,
Golgata delves into intimate and vulnerable layers of memory,
emotion, and lived experience, examining pivotal moments that
influence identity and inform our interactions with the world.
Fascinated by light and color’s ability to evoke memory while moving
through nature, Golgata uses saturated color and a restricted palette
to create works where every gesture reflects the intensity of the
moment. Her rhythmic compositions are imbued with a dialog between emergence and disappearance, echoing nuanced impressions of the complexities of the modern landscape.