Sibyl MacKenzie
Born in Virginia, the second daughter in a Foreign Service family, Sibyl lived in England, China and Germany. She studied Chinese watercolor painting under Hsiao Yu Hsien for five years. She graduated from Columbia University with a degree in German Literature and has worked for the Federal government as an analyst and speechwriter.
Sibyl's work is a mixture of fantasy, woodland, and ocean themes, done in acrylic, pastels, watercolor and pencil. She tries to place realistic images in a context where fantasy meets reality, to explore the fine line between the inner and outer world. She has exhibited in galleries in Virginia, Seattle, New York, Maryland, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Her work is presently on display at the Gilchrist Gallery in Cumberland, MD and the Water Street Gallery in Petersburg, WV.
During the winter of 2002-2003, Sibyl created her first mural.
In Summer 2009 she exhibited 40 new works at the Saville Gallery in Cumberland, MD, selling 10 pieces.
Spring 2010 she is mounting a solo show at The Bottling Works in Romney.
Selected Work by Sibyl MacKenzie:
The Alchemist (cropped)
Nine Lives (cropped)
Fragments - Indian
Angelina's Flower 16"x20"
Carnivale 28" x 15"
Dream of King Arthur 24" x 30"
Keepers of the Garden 30" x 24"
March Wind 28" x 16"
Masks 36" x 24"
Oracle 24" x 30"
Remembering Past Love 30" x 24"
St. John's Ladder 38" x 23"
The Knowledge Seeker 36" x 24"
Three Old Chairs 36" x 24"
Arctic Winter of the Soul
acrylic on masonite
30" x 36"
Days of Innocence
acrylic on masonite
20" x 30"
Four in the Morning
acrylic on masonite
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