Day is a  multidisciplinary artist working across painting, sculpture, and illustration from dual studios in Samara, Costa Rica and Bridgeport, Connecticut. Holding a BFA in Art and a practice rooted in decades of sustained inquiry, Moore occupies a compelling position at the intersection of aesthetics and environmental ethics.

Her material vocabulary — oil paint, watercolor inks, and site-sourced natural elements — is inseparable from her conceptual concerns. Moore identifies as an artivist, and her work functions as both lyrical meditation and cultural critique, interrogating humanity’s relationship to the natural world at a moment of profound ecological precarity.

Alongside her studio work, Moore creates ephemeral installations — sculptures and murals constructed from organic materials and surrendered, by design, to wind and tide. Executed in solitude and in community-collaborative contexts alike, these vanishing works engage questions of impermanence, entropy, and collective responsibility. The dissolution is the statement.

Her canvases and drawings extend this investigation — the ocean rendered not merely as subject, but as index of what remains and what we stand to lose. Moore’s practice resists the decorative, insisting instead that beauty carries an obligation.

Day donates a percentage of each painting sold to The Captain Paul Watson Foundation, whose mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species.

MEMBERSHIPS/AFFILIATIONS

2023 – Current, Metro Art Studios, #106

2022 – Current,  Connecticut Women Artists (CWA)

2022- Current Capt. Paul Watson Foundation

2022 & 2026 – Eco Art Space Member

2021- Current – Milford Arts Council

2019 –  Current –  Silvermine Guild of Artists

2016 – Current –  Fairfield County Cultural Alliance

2016 – Current – Saatchi Artist

2014 – 2024 Artist Collective of Westport

2014 – 2018 –  Member Westport Art Center

2012 – 2015 – ArtSpace Member, New Haven