- 13” x 19” x 1.5” Original Acrylic Painting on Wood with laser-cut acrylic pieces
- Coated with Resin for a glass-like effect
- Back is raised slightly from the wall to give a floating effect when hung; Ready to hang.
This laser-cut acrylic on wood painting was originally created for a food-themed gallery show in St. Petersburg, FL. For the show, I was given two random food items to combine in one painting, which were “fish” and a “sub sandwich”. Thinking of subs led me to imagine the Beatles’ yellow submarine as a fishy sandwich. The result is this incredibly unique wood painting.
I am extremely meticulous in my paintings, which is evident from the super crisp, clean lines. I want my paintings to appear almost-digitally created even though they are done entirely by hand without tape or stencils. Color is also such a guiding force in my work, and this painting is no exception. The striking opaque colors are achieved through several coats of paint.
All paintings are little pieces of me. I am so passionate about what I do, and every piece shows this. Thank you for supporting my humble little dream and buying original art!
Item details
Price
$175.00
Quantity available
1
Dimensions
Product
Length/Depth: 1.5 in
Width: 19 in
Height: 13 in
Package
Length/Depth: 3 in
Width: 22 in
Height: 15 in
Shipping
$8.00
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With a background in Neuroscience, the hidden physiology of the body continues to inspire my work. My paintings merge science with art by re-presenting anatomy through stylized forms and hyper-saturated colors. These larger-than-life paintings expose the inner systems and confront viewers with what it means to be a living body within the context of our current health care system.
I maintain laboratory-like precision through a graphic, hard-edge style. The technical aspects and the process of creating these forms without the aid of tape or stencils are just as important as the content.