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Good Morning Sun

Jack Avetisyan

2024 • United States • Acrylic on Canvas

48 x 48 in

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Jack Avetisyan

United States

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 48x48in

About this artwork

diptych: Each canvas 24x48 in

The painting is divided into two canvases, each filled with array of abstract figures and symbols. The overall mood is one of energetic chaos, yet there is also a sense of underlying order and balance. The title, "Good morning Sun," is somewhat ironic, as the painting does not evoke a sense of warmth or cheerfulness. Instead, it seems to suggest a more complex and ambiguous relationship between the individual and the… natural world. The sun may be a source of life and energy, but it can also be a symbol of power and authority. The painting explores these contradictions. Its bold colors and energetic compositions will bring a sense of depth and intrigue to any space it inhabits.

Jack Avetisyan

United States

Credentials

Established Artist
Art Fair Participant
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« For me art is about taking my personal experiences, thoughts and interior monologues and creating visual experiences that in turn will open up a new world of imagination and experience for the viewer. »

Jack Avetisyan is an Armenian-American artist whose paintings display various distinctive identities. His style oscillates between cartoons and abstract compositions, often combining the two into a single piece. His subjects are business people, worldly young adults, old-school sophisticates, who are typically self-satisfied and reeking of financial and social success. His characters occupy an unruly yet elegant a world of drips, darting lines, and swaths of paint.

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