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Marlene Struss
United States
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 24x40in
About this artwork
Crossing Over (CO) is a medium sized original abstract diptych acrylic painting on panels by artist Marlene Struss, protected with satin polymer varnish, signed, wired, and cradled in stained wood. A fascinating organically patterned surreal landscape lies at the bottom of the picture like a perished body under a foreboding green sky fraught with bolts of yellow. The impression is one of stark and mysterious beauty on an unearthly plane.CO was…
used by Park Pictures for Bank of America; Plane Meets Paper in Insecure, Season 5; ABC Studios used CO in How to Get Away with Murder Season 6; CO appeared in Warner Bros. production B Positive; CO was used by Palmar Productions in Costume Party; Epoch Films used CO in Zillow; Topanga Productions used CO in Call Your Mother; Miequite Productions Inc. used CO in For All Mankind, Season 3; CO appears in the Netflix production Hot Dummies; Guys with Books put CO in its project Purple Hearts; 20th Century Fox used CO in How I Met Your Mother
Marlene Struss
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
« As an abstract artist, I am free to explore feelings, imagination, and possibilities. The results are a humbling yet exciting reminder that we really don't know anything. »
Marlene Struss is an artist based in the United States whose works have been widely exhibited nationally. She refers to her painting as "biomorphic abstract expressionism" because her technique lends itself to organic patterns, curves, shadows, irregular formations, and life forms. Struss's intention is to pay homage to the mystery and majesty of nature by
creating environments that are alive with movement, color, and relationships.
creating environments that are alive with movement, color, and relationships.
