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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 58x62in
About this artwork
Adam Collier Noel's inspiration for this piece was the full spectrum of color. He wanted to use every color on hand to create a happy and cheerful painting. On a hand-stretched canvas, he used several layers of acrylic paint to achieve a rhythm and balance that is pleasing to the eye. The colors that border on one another are carefully chosen and layered to create a slight tension with overall harmony. After the painting was completed he did a general…
sanding over the entire canvas. He put a skim-coat the final piece in a layer of resin and finished it with a matte layer of resin for a look similar to encaustic wax.
Typically the artist's work is photography based, so painting is a freeing experience and an exercise in creating an immersive color experience.
This large painting is the perfect way to bring luxury into any home and can be beautifully displayed on a dining room or bedroom wall or above a sofa.
Typically the artist's work is photography based, so painting is a freeing experience and an exercise in creating an immersive color experience.
This large painting is the perfect way to bring luxury into any home and can be beautifully displayed on a dining room or bedroom wall or above a sofa.
Adam Collier Noel
United States
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Much of my work is about optics, ways of seeing and the grand tradition of photography. »
Adam Collier Noel is an American artist who has exhibited his works in the United States. In his artistic process, he combines varied techniques and materials with photography, creating bold mixed-media collages with abstract elements. Noel is inspired by his archive of found photographs, which portray both universal and intensely personal aspects of the human experience. He forms new and engaging narratives by repurposing imagery of the past, transcending time.