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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
30x24in
About this artwork
My oil on linen painting "The Golden Hour - Venezia" was inspired by my time over the years in the magical city of Venice, Italy. Venice, poised between sea and land, is a place where light, shade, color, and reflection merge and recombine in a watery environment. In this mirrored world, past and present seem to coexist. History’s shadows slide in and out of darkened alleys.
The color and light found in the artworks of the Venetian painters Bellini,… Carpaccio, Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, and Tiepolo, seen up close in the city of their creation, have been revelatory for me. Their works glow like light upon water. This effect of reflected, sparkling light bouncing off canals, is called gibigiane in Venetian dialect. The liquid nature of transparent oils glowing from within, as if light lived within the pigment, captures me. I continue to study and adapt Venetian painting techniques in my paintings.
« Art can speak across oceans and cultures when words are not enough. »
Gregg Chadwick is a contemporary American painter who lives and works in Santa Monica. He studied Fine Art at UCLA followed by a master’s degree at NYU, and has been painting ever since. A man of passion, art and engaged purpose, he is currently focused on exploring notions of time, place and memory.