Margo Duvall's artwork investigates photography's role in the development of memory and identity through film, mixed media and installation based pieces. "The idea for this piece came to me a year ago. One of the strongest women I know found herself in a situation beyond her control. She felt like her world was crumbling and there was little to grab hold to. I wanted to make her a net...a network of strong, amazing women to catch her, to reassure her, and to lift her back to where she needed to be. Through this process of making this piece and watching this strong, amazing woman regain her personal power, I have never been more sure...the women are certainly stronger."

BIO

Margo Duvall is an artist and educator currently living in Little Rock, AR. She earned her MFA in Photography from San Jose State University (2009) and her BA in Studio Art from Humboldt State University (2006). She currently teaches at the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, AR. 

Duvall’s artwork investigates photography's role in the development of memory and identity through film, mixed media and installation-based pieces. She has received recognition as an artist with numerous solo and group exhibitions including the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts annual Delta Exhibition, Arkansas Arts Council's Small Works on Paper, Ft. Smith’s Regional Art Museum, and many more.

Margo Duvall: https://www.margoduvall.com/