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Alison Lee
United States
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483 pieces
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Charcoal on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 16x16in
About this artwork
Inspired directly by the duality of colour I have created this monochromatic piece which is characterized by the strong contrast between the canvas and the material. Using ground coal, I focus on matteric art. As a result, this work breaks away from traditional formats and their materiality to try out new forms of liberation. The painting is affected by the incorporation of organic textured paste, even creating a new pictorial dimension that oscillates…
between the confines of the sculptural. The textures come to life, starting on the canvas and extending beyond its corners, not limited to the edges of the support. It is a continuous conception of the plastic universe that involves the spectator. The textures emerge from the two-dimensional plane of the painting and extend into real space. I express and experiment, I create new languages, forms, and new materials. There are no limits in letting the deepest feelings and emotions emerge. I seek a new spatial definition for the pictorial m
Alison Lee
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Healing inner wounds through creativity is one of the most valuable tools we humans have both collectively and individually. »
Alison Lee is an experienced artist based in the United States who has exhibited her works in Italy, England, France, Belgium, and Austria. Through her works, she endeavors to positively affect the state of mind of viewers via the transmission of liberating energy. Lee manifests a universally innate language that overflows with emotions and speaks of memories and moments lost in time as each textured effect tells a "detailed story of invaluable history".
