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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Cardboard
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 51x61in
About this artwork
In this expressive piece, I've blended acrylics, oil pastel, and graphite to create an abstract vision. Through a raw and dynamic application of materials, I've sought to evoke a sense of primal energy and movement. This artwork isn't just an image; it's a textured, emotional landscape that stirs the soul, offering viewers a powerful visual narrative that will energize and inspire any space it inhabits.
Kris Gebhardt
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
« My Paintings are a “paintumentary.” Each piece is the story of an actual person, their hardships, successes, experiences, or an archetype of myself. »
Kris Gebhardt is an American contemporary mixed-media artist whose work is held in private and corporate collections across 20 countries, with placements in films, penthouses, banks, luxury residences, and commercial spaces.
Known for raw, distressed surfaces and large-scale figurative works, Gebhardt explores identity, resilience, and imperfection through unconventional materials and techniques. For 16 years, he has exhibited during Miami Art Week, building an international collector following.
Together with his wife, contemporary abstract artist Angela Gebhardt, the two maintain distinctly independent practices. Angela is recognized for her large-scale abstractions, layered surfaces, bold use of color and texture, and mixed-media assemblages.
Known for raw, distressed surfaces and large-scale figurative works, Gebhardt explores identity, resilience, and imperfection through unconventional materials and techniques. For 16 years, he has exhibited during Miami Art Week, building an international collector following.
Together with his wife, contemporary abstract artist Angela Gebhardt, the two maintain distinctly independent practices. Angela is recognized for her large-scale abstractions, layered surfaces, bold use of color and texture, and mixed-media assemblages.