Gabe Brown
Untitled 457, 2018
watercolor, ink, and colored pencil on paper
15 x 11 inches (unframed)
18 x 14 inches (matted)
18 x 14 inches (matted)
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This colorful work on paper by Gabe Brown is composed of intricate patterns, geometric shapes and careful, delicate lines in bright neon pink and dark navy blue with bluish gray....
This colorful work on paper by Gabe Brown is composed of intricate patterns, geometric shapes and careful, delicate lines in bright neon pink and dark navy blue with bluish gray. Available unframed and matted, 15 x 11 inches (unframed), 18 x 14 inches (matted).
Exploring a world beyond tangible reality, Brown searches for meaning in the unknown. The artist writes: “Art is like magic, an illusion created by the force of humanity. Our choices in life can be amazing portals for adventure.”
Brown’s paintings create a secret recipe for an inner landscape of the human condition, narrative vignettes that are both alluring and mysterious. Nature and those elements existing in its microcosm become metaphors for a strange and at times super reality, a parallel universe that questions the natural scheme of life itself. Using a visual vocabulary derived from a world that often goes unnoticed, Brown begins to reinvent reality.
Exploring a world beyond tangible reality, Brown searches for meaning in the unknown. The artist writes: “Art is like magic, an illusion created by the force of humanity. Our choices in life can be amazing portals for adventure.”
Brown’s paintings create a secret recipe for an inner landscape of the human condition, narrative vignettes that are both alluring and mysterious. Nature and those elements existing in its microcosm become metaphors for a strange and at times super reality, a parallel universe that questions the natural scheme of life itself. Using a visual vocabulary derived from a world that often goes unnoticed, Brown begins to reinvent reality.