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Carl Linstrum

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Carl Linstrum is a professional artist and full-time professor of foundation studies at SCAD Atlanta. The foundation of his work is beauty, in both subject and technique; however, his choices are motivated by his desire for deeper meaning and communication through visual means. 

"I am often seduced by beauty. I am drawn in by the stimulating visual, the color, the light. My seduction is only sustained, however, if there is interest beyond the surface. I must have somewhere to go, something to think about after the impact of the first impression fades. This is the very same philosophy that I apply to my painting." ~ Carl Linstrum, Atlanta GA