My artistic practice is deeply rooted in the dynamic interplay between internal and external environments. I am fascinated by the ways in which human struggles intersect with the intricate complexities of the natural world, and it is this intersection that serves as the cornerstone of my creative exploration.
The geological movements and weathering of rocks along the coastline is a tangible reminder of the vastness of time and the ever-changing nature of our planet. The constant interplay of forces, from tectonic activity to erosion by wind and water, shapes the landscape in ways both profound and mysterious.
Through my work, I seek to bridge the gap between these two realms, weaving together elements of form, composition, and color to craft a visual narrative that speaks to the profound connections between humanity and the environment. Drawing upon memories and personal experiences, I delve into the rich tapestry of imagery associated with different places, allowing these impressions to inform and shape my artistic expression.
BIOGRAPHY
Patricia Ingersoll is the recipient of numerous fellowships, including a 2018 Fellowship and Residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, a Fellowship at the Ballinglen Arts Foundation in Ballycastle, Ireland, and an upcoming residency at Ballinglen. She was also invited to serve as an artist in residence at the American Academy in Rome. Ingersoll is represented by Artemis Gallery in Maine, and her work appears in both private and public collections.
From 1992 to 2004, she served as a lead muralist with the internationally renowned Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, creating eight large-scale public murals. Her work from this period is highlighted in the first two mural books published by Temple University Press.
Ingersoll recently participated in the third-year Codex Project, exhibiting her sketchbook at the Works on Paper Gallery in March 2023. The piece has since been acquired by the Ballinglen Arts Foundation Museum in Ballycastle, Ireland. Her most recent solo exhibition was presented at the Artemis Gallery in 2025. She will be a fellow at the the Ballinglen Arts Foundation in 2026.