I am a Turkish-American multimedia artist. I create video, installation, sculpture, photography, theater, painting and print drawing on a range of present-day issues and cultural and historical references. I create to peruse myself and evoke a form of consciousness. With each story I tell, I aim to start a communication through which I meet with my viewer, and other viewers Read more...
Painting, observing and interpreting the things I see. I paint without brushes most of the time and incorporate gold and metal leaf into many of my paintings. Current paintings explore desert grasses, geology, tree silhouettes among other subjects. Read more...
As both an artist and art lover, I adamantly believe there is no replacement for viewing art in person. Despite our advancements in technology that have given us the ability to share photos of our art across the globe, they cannot begin to convey the depth of the story told through a work of art. Beyond the fact that most Read more...
I dabble in painting, jewelry, cards, Artcetera 😉 My original paintings are abstract designs and are created with acrylic or mixed media on canvas. When in my jewelry studio, I enjoy making glass pendant necklaces in mod art, mandala and stained glass designs, as well as leather bracelets. My cards are embellished layers of decorative paper. I hope you enjoy my Read more...
Instead of painting the things in the world we can actually see for ourselves, I’m seeking to create a portrait of how things feel, or what they sound like, or how they might be functioning inside, or what they are doing when no one is looking. It is the whirl of things, the buzz, the fizz, the ricocheting energy, of Read more...
Hello! Welcome to my listing. I’m so glad you’re here. While I don’t currently have a public studio, I invite you to look at my website and Instagram account for available work. I would be thrilled to visit with you and sell my work to you in person. My name is Dani and I am a painter depicting semi-abstract, melancholic Read more...
Sitting on top of the foothills of Boulder, Colorado, Linda’s creative art studio is a place of inspiration. Here she creates vibrant oil and mixed media painting of her surroundings. She is inspired by the wildlife and landscapes of Colorado. Her colorful creations of the mountains and it’s creatures are what she is best well known for in the local Read more...
I have a deep fascination by the part of the psyche that is directed inward, and is in touch with the subconscious, the inner feminine experience. My motivation to paint comes from an expressive, sacred and playful drive. I paint the inner language of light that comes from various forms of meditation. I see the incredible geometric patterns in nature, Read more...
As a painter and photographer working out of my studio/gallery in Boulder CO (The Crowd Collective), I enjoy majestic vistas everywhere. DropsofColor is inspired by the natural beauty of the mountains, sunshine, spirit, and lifestyle here in the Rockies as well as the beauty of the world as I see it through travel. Read more...
I love the immersion that comes when I find a scene that fully captures my attention and move from picture taking to photograph making. I have always been drawn to color and shape—and abstract art in general—leading me to seek out patterns in subjects as varied as flowers, bricks, and rusted cars. This makes macro/close-up photography a natural fit. I Read more...
I am interested in the ways that the art-making process reveals effective methods and tools for navigating the life-making process. The messages include and are not limited to: staying open to the unknown, sitting with the ugly stages, being curious and exploratory, relishing in beauty and harmony, risking, and knowing when to stop. My paintings emerge from an intuitive place, Read more...
Many themes in my work reflect experiences as a child in Michigan and professional career as a designer, with my aesthetic being shaped by the dichotomy of the gritty landscape of Detroit juxtaposed with the pristine ski slopes and the open country. Similarly to these opposite experiences, I strive to make art that expresses a sense of evolution and the Read more...
I invite you to visit my home studio located at the foot of Rocky Mountains, close to the Pearl Street Mall in downtown Boulder, Colorado. Although my studio is small, I enjoy the intimacy of the space. The studio opens into my home where you may browse my finished work. To view the thumbnails in full, click on the first Read more...
I am an artist currently focusing on abstract pieces portraying the amazing dichotomy that I am observing in our world today. On the one hand we have strife and discord; on the other we have amazing growth toward one amazingly beautiful world. My hope is that the thoughtful observer detects both and that it helps them see that we can Read more...
I have a small private studio in Boulder, Colorado where I produce work primarily using printmaking techniques. The studio is also used for sewing, drawing and painting projects. Read more...
I paint on reclaimed materials — infusing my work with multiple layers of imagery. Visitors are welcome to my studio in my home in north Boulder. A gallery area surrounds my working space where I employ easels, paints and a computer. While my artistic process is informed by applying paint to surfaces, my inspiration references come from life as well as Read more...
Sally Eckert Art Space is located in the budding art area of North Boulder’s Holiday Neighborhood next to the iconic drive -inn sign. Inside the art space is a world of visionary surrealist paintings, classic portraits, landscapes, prints, and hand painted furniture. Sally specializes in custum murals and commissioned paintings. She uses traditional egg tempera and oil as well as, Read more...
Developing the ideas for my work starts at my computer, experimenting with color, composition, and shape. The computer design becomes a sketch for the final art work in acrylic paint on canvas. As I paint I remind myself that I am still sketching. I strive to be fearless, to work quickly, and continue to explore and develop the subject beyond my computer sketch. I have Read more...
