Monthly Archives: September 2016

Working with soot and tape Brooklyn artist Julian Lorber creates his own canvases covering them in metallic gradients. Of this process of canvas creation Julian explains: “I balance lines and layers so unintentional horizontal or vertical patterns do not develop. I begin in this way and as I move towards surface elements, the technique is less about… Read more »

Pegge Hopper is an American artist who lives and works in Hawaii. The subjects of her work are the beautiful wahine (women) of Hawaii. Pastel and tropical, each of her paintings evokes the warm stillness of island life. She has never worked with models, each of her paintings is an imaginary character inspired by the… Read more »

Combining aspects of trompe l’oeil and airbrush in a unique style of graphic abstraction, artist Brian Willmont explores a pop culture aesthetic that permeates mainstream iconography. Symbols such as roses and water droplets become expressions of fragility and transient states, suggesting points of contention between the dark and light ideas embodied in each motif. The result… Read more »