Denise Du Broy's oil paintings on Yupo synthetic paper explore the relationship between light, color, space and the rural landscape of western South Dakota. The striking luminosity of her paintings is achieved by the unique characteristics of Yupo paper and the original painting techniques she has developed over many years of exploration and experimentation.

Her paintings are abstract and intuitive. They are not narrative or literal landscapes, but are deeply influenced by both a "birds-eye view" as well as an "insect's view" of the shapes and colors that dominate the western landscape; long country roads, railroad tracks, stock ponds, fence and section lines, stray rocks and leaves, airborne cotton, meandering creeks and sprawling pastures of different colored grasses.