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Alissa Van Atta
United States
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Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 12x12in
About this artwork
"Change Wind" is a captivating artwork created using a combination of cold wax and mixed media on canvas. The painting incorporates elements that evoke a sense of movement, such as wisps of hair, which add dynamism to the composition and partially obscure the subject's face. In comparison to the buildings found in the "Her City Series," the figure in "Change Wind" exudes strength and serves as a focal point within the composition.
The color palette… predominantly features shades of pink and red, which contribute to the overall atmosphere of the piece. Dark blue and yellow hues are also utilized to form the figure, skillfully crafted using the cold wax technique. Furthermore, the artwork incorporates collage elements that are embedded within the layers of cold wax, enhancing the texture and depth of the painting.
The color palette… predominantly features shades of pink and red, which contribute to the overall atmosphere of the piece. Dark blue and yellow hues are also utilized to form the figure, skillfully crafted using the cold wax technique. Furthermore, the artwork incorporates collage elements that are embedded within the layers of cold wax, enhancing the texture and depth of the painting.
Alissa Van Atta
United States
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
Alissa Van Atta merges acrylics, oils, and cold wax, drawing inspiration from her transformative years in Paris. Her approach fuses abstraction with figuration, focusing on texture and movement while tackling feminist themes and societal norms. Her paintings evoke contemplation, challenging viewers to reflect on women's rights and the subtleties of progress.
