Gabe Brown
Untitled 113, 2016
watercolor, ink, and pencil on paper
12 x 12 inches (matted)
GBrown025
$ 350.00
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This colorful work on paper by Gabe Brown is composed of carefully ordered patterns, bold geometric shapes and lines in bright blue, teal and green in a perfect circular composition...
This colorful work on paper by Gabe Brown is composed of carefully ordered patterns, bold geometric shapes and lines in bright blue, teal and green in a perfect circular composition with a shape of multicolored lines suggesting a bright rainbow. Available matted, 6.75 inches diameter (unframed), 12 x 12 inches (matted). Signed and titled by artist on the verso.
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.