Author: Mathieu Renault

Exploring Nature’s Influence New York-based artist Georgia Hourdas presents a vibrant selection of paintings that reflect her deep connection to nature. Hailing from Florida, Hourdas draws inspiration from the natural world that surrounded her during her formative years. This influence is evident in her work, where she incorporates biological patterns and colorful shapes reminiscent of […]

Exploring Mundane Cultural Objects Austin, Texas-based artist Gabe Langholtz presents a selection of recent paintings that delve into the realm of everyday cultural objects and activities. Drawing inspiration from folk art and American Color Field painting, Langholtz infuses his works with his distinctive style, characterized by vibrant color relations, intricate pattern-making, and a keen focus […]

Exploring “Inbetweens” in Still Life Minneapolis-based artist Evan Weselmann’s paintings offer a unique exploration of the concept of “inbetweens” borrowed from animation. In his still life compositions, Weselmann masterfully captures the delicate balance between growth and decay, portraying drooping and fluid flowers alongside traditional artist materials such as paint tubes and brushes. The Beauty of […]

Depicting Intimate Relationships Erin Wright, a painter based in Los Angeles, delves into the intricate and often tumultuous relationships between objects in her meticulously crafted still life paintings. Drawing from concepts rooted in 18th-century architectural history and religious narratives, Wright seeks to blur the boundaries between the divine, the secular, and the natural realms. Inspired […]

Capturing Cohabitation Erin Milez, an artist based in Bayonne, New Jersey, delves into the complex interplay of cohabitation in her recent body of work. Working from her home studio, where she resides with her husband and daughter, Milez draws parallels between the couples depicted in her paintings and her own experiences navigating the intricacies of […]