“I paint for the same reason I travel – to explore, discover and learn." 

Beth Eller paints from her studio in Denver and while traveling in the U.S. and abroad.  Her travels have exposed her to numerous people, cultures and landscapes.  These experiences influence what she tries to communicate in her painting and drive her to continuously search for new ways of looking at the world. She strives to capture her reaction to those glimpses in time.    

Currently, Eller is working on a series of paintings of water from various places in the world to show the many types of moods, movements and reflections water can create.  Other works by Eller involve cutting a finished oil painting, repositioning the pieces and then attaching them to another canvas.  During the reassembly, each painting takes on a different character and she discovers things that lead her in new and different directions – much like traveling when one encounters the unexpected by taking a less traveled or unplanned route.

Eller has paintings in private and corporate collections in the United States and Europe as well as in the permanent collection at the University of Denver.  She is also a member of professional artists Studio 208 in Denver’s RiNo art district. www.ellerart.com