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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
80x96in
About this artwork
In this piece, I explore the depths of the human psyche through bold blocks of contrasting colors. The dark tones represent the profound mysteries of the mind, while the vibrant blue invokes a sense of boundless possibility and serenity. This painting is meant to engage observers, inviting you to dive into your own emotions and contemplate the complexities of the inner self. Bringing this artwork into your space adds a dynamic, thoughtful energy… that challenges and soothes in equal measure.
This is inspired by a pair of Robert Frost poems, Come In and Nothing Gold Can Stay.
This is painted on 3 hollow-core wood panels (see photo). Each measuring 80" high by 32" wide for a complete size of 80" high by 96" wide. Please look up the poems as space restraints don't allow them here.
« I’m attracted to items built or left by others that weren’t intended to be objects to contemplate. I want to be to art what Robert Frost is to poetry. »
Stephen Remick is an experienced American painter whose work has been featured in many solo and group shows nationally as well as in American publications. Growing up in Vermont and now living in Massachusetts, Remick is inspired by the landscape around him and mainly paints nature scenes and backyards covered in snow. His work captures a delicate beauty of sunlight and shadows in the deep woods of New England.