Triptych - Wall Art - Collage - Blue Art - Original Painting - 84" x 24" - Abstract Expressionism - Minimalism
Triptych Wall Art Collage Set.
Blue Tones Original Painting.
Three Panel Collection.
Overall Spread Dimensions: 84" wide x 24" tall and includes mounting space of 6" between art pieces.
Inspiration and Specs for each piece:
Title: Satellite Relatives
Painting: Oil on wood.
Inspiration for the work: Connection to Outer Space
'Satellite Relatives' is inspired by the idea that there is more than we can understand that is happening beyond our planet, yet we feel an instinctive connection to knowing more than what can be explained. Black paint represents space while electric blue paint is used for my rendition of electromagnetic energy being a communication device.
With a matte finish, it measures 24 inches tall, 24 inches wide and 1 inch deep.
The sides are also painted black.
It is signed with red paint by the artist and ready to hang.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist.
This piece belongs to a body of work I created in the first 5 years of professionally painting. Each year is a series. This is the 2014 series.
This body of work was not available for purchase until now.
'Satellite Relatives' was completed March 28, 2014.
It is the 7th piece out of 16 pieces created for the 2014 collection: Looking in, Looking out - 2014.
Title: Under Black Sheets
Painting: Oil on wood.
Inspiration for the work: Love and music
Under Black Sheets was inspired by my profound love for music. In fact, every piece of art I have ever created is made while listening to music. The colors I chose are electric aqua blue, black and golden yellow.
To the bottom right corner I have placed some golden colored music notes in the form of a ladder that's climbing up step like structure impressions. With upward motion we can be carried away listening and traveling with eyes closed under the umbrella of our eyelids that are the 'black sheets'.
Special Consideration:
Picture 5 shows a close up of some markings at the top left corner of the painting. They were the handy work of the artist's dog Max who inspired the name of the art studio. You can meet max in picture 6 with the artist. The markings are claw marks and they were left in the painting for character and as his contribution to the work.
With a matte finish, it measures 24 inches tall, 24 inches wide and 1 inch deep.
The sides are also painted in electric aqua blue.
It is signed with red paint by the artist and ready to hang.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist.
This piece belongs to a body of work I created in the first 5 years of professionally painting. Each year is a series. This is the 2014 series.
This body of work was not available for purchase until now.
'Under Black Sheets' was completed January 8, 2014.
It is the 1st piece out of 16 pieces created for the 2014 collection: Looking in, Looking out - series 2.
Title: Atom Fetus
Painting: Oil on wood.
Inspiration for the work: Science, Outer space and Nature.
Everything in the universe (except for energy) is made up of Atoms. To express the connection of outer space with nature on earth, I used an impression of a fetus and placed it within a spiral galaxy that borrows the characteristics of the Golden ratio in the shape of a nautilus shell, encompassing outer space and nature. As part of the 'Looking In, Looking Out' series, the concept is painted to resemble an x-ray.
The artwork was created by priming, layering and stamping black, navy blue and white oil paints onto a hard wood panel.
With a matte finish, it measures 24 inches tall, 24 inches wide and 1 inch deep.
The sides are painted black.
It is signed with white paint by the artist and ready to hang.
It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by the artist.
This piece belongs to a body of work I created in the first 5 years of professionally painting. Each year is a series. This is the 2013 series.
This body of work was not available for purchase until now.
'Atom Fetus' was completed December 28, 2013.
It is the 5th and final piece from the 2013 collection: Looking in, Looking out - series 1.
Materials: oil paint, acrylic paint, canvas, wooden panel.