Hare's work is spare and pared down to an essential image. In many of her pieces that image is a simple recognizable shape or form. The landscape in which it is set is often ambiguous indicating an interplay between the physical and the mental world, between the concrete and the ephemeral, between the structural and the amorphous. The suggestiveness of Hare's paintings can be playful, meditative, or unsettling. The deceptive simplicity of her work, which derives from her economy of line and color, underscores the eerie tension that exists between her forms and their environment.
Hare lives and works in the Hudson Valley.
She received her BS in Visual Arts at SUNY New Paltz. Over the past several years she has shown her work in the New York and New England areas.