Elena Yevseyeva’s large scale canvases exude a joy and spontaneity that enlivens and characterizes her work, complementing her expert hand. The artist’s works focus on exquisite details in her environment. As if using a special, glorifying visual magnifying glass, she takes the smallest elements of splendor and enlarges them to the level […]
Daily Archives: July 26, 2012
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With virtuoso brushstrokes, Eric W. Shute leads his viewer back to the simplest essence of nature. He studies his subjects, often en plein air, and succeeds in recreating through his art the almost lost connection to our agrarian beginnings. Though his paintings resound with a nineteenth century European light and color, the […]
Message Body: The artist who calls himself Douglas The Boogie Man is not as fearsome as he sounds. In fact, his work is decidedly magnificent, rewarding exploration. Douglas crafts wonderfully alive, natural abstractions of the ocean using a thick impasto technique influenced by Abstract Expressionism. Waves take on a writhing form right […]