Jackie Battenfield
Blue Wash Cs1, 2018
acrylic on mylar mounted on acrylic panel
20 x 30 inches (unframed), 21.25 x 31.25 inches (framed)
JBatten001
$ 4,200.00
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Layers of foliage in shades of blue from periwinkle to deep navy and lavender grace bluish brown branches on the pristine white background of this horizontal painting in acrylic on...
Layers of foliage in shades of blue from periwinkle to deep navy and lavender grace bluish brown branches on the pristine white background of this horizontal painting in acrylic on mylar mounted on acrylic panel.
Jackie Battenfield’s meditative painting process begins with the artist’s close attention to the graceful forms of unfolding leaves and blossoms, and to the twisted boughs and branches of trees. The artist painstakingly translates her photographic studies into drawings on large sheets of translucent Mylar, taking care to stay true to the original images. The artist makes hundreds of color studies before arriving at the palette for each painting. When applied to the Mylar, Battenfield’s ink-like pigments reassert themselves, separating and forming unexpected, distinctive abstract, transparent and opaque patterns. The finished painting on Mylar is mounted on a panel that allows light to play behind the pristine painted surface.
This is a unique work, available mounted on acrylic panel and framed in a solid white wooden float frame. Signed and titled by artist on the verso.
Jackie Battenfield’s meditative painting process begins with the artist’s close attention to the graceful forms of unfolding leaves and blossoms, and to the twisted boughs and branches of trees. The artist painstakingly translates her photographic studies into drawings on large sheets of translucent Mylar, taking care to stay true to the original images. The artist makes hundreds of color studies before arriving at the palette for each painting. When applied to the Mylar, Battenfield’s ink-like pigments reassert themselves, separating and forming unexpected, distinctive abstract, transparent and opaque patterns. The finished painting on Mylar is mounted on a panel that allows light to play behind the pristine painted surface.
This is a unique work, available mounted on acrylic panel and framed in a solid white wooden float frame. Signed and titled by artist on the verso.