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Artwork by Margo Aasland
“Art gives me a voice of expression

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Margo Aasland
Davison , Michigan - United States
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Margo Aasland has painted and drawn since she was a small child. She studied Art in Michigan and Washington State but did not begin to show her work on the east coast in 1992. Margo had one-woman shows and has won multiple awards including fourth place in an international show. Even though Margo has not shown her work in the past 10 years due to “life’s challenges”, she has continued to paint and draw. Margo has lived and battled with Systemic Lupus for 22 years.
phone: 810.515.4114
website: www.artistsites.org/MargoAasland/

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Why I Draw:
2009-01-30
As a Paramedic

I have seen what people do to each other in the name of love, differences and tragic accidence. I have also held the hand of someone fighting a battle with disease take his last breath and been there to bring another life into this world.
At the end of the day:
My Artwork has helped me greave the loss and at the same time praise the miracles of life even when life does not seem fair.

As a Lupus Survivor

I wonder sometimes why I survived so many crises with Lupus (SLE) yet someone else has loss their fight. After multiple life crisis, hospitalizations and strokes
At the end of the day:
My Artwork has helped me greave the loss and at the same time praise the miracles of life even when life does not seem fair.

As an Artist

God has blessed me with an artistic talent because of it; I am able to use art as a type of healing or therapy to gain inner peace. Being able to creating something with my hand gives me strength and peace of mind to get through life’s challenges.
At the end of the day:
My Artwork has helped me praise the miracles of life!

by Margo Aasland

My Artist Statement:
2009-01-30
“Art gives me a voice of expression when no words could possibly make a difference”.