Clementine Art
American, b. 1988
Clementine currently lives and works in New York City. Having studied at Parsons, Harvard, and Boston College, she has an expansive foundation upon which she has developed her artistic career. In 2007, her earliest exhibition was accompanied by her first live auction sale; an event sponsored by the late Robert Rauschenberg. Recent exhibitions in Brussels, New York, and Miami, have all featured acrylic artworks, her primary medium of choice. She was recognized by World Art Dubai’s Emerging Artist Award as among the best of 2016 international emerging talent.
"I draw inspiration in many ways; this is reflected across the series with varying subject matter and meaning. As a lifelong passion, I have been creating art since an early childhood. Starting in graphite, paints, and oil pastel, my work has evolved to focus on abstract and semi-figurative acrylics on canvas and glass".(Biography provided by Hysteria Art Gallery)
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Artist: Clementine
Joy
By Clementine
Located in Baranzate, IT
TITLE: Joy
ARTIST: Clementine
YEAR: 2016
MEDIUM TYPE: Painting
MEDIUM/MATERIALS: Acrylic on canvas
DIMENSIONS: 91 x 91 cm
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Clementine Art
Materials
Acrylic
Tranquility
By Clementine
Located in Baranzate, IT
TITLE: Tranquility
ARTIST: Clementine
YEAR: 2016
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MEDIUM/MATERIALS: Acrylic on canvas
DIMENSIONS: 92 x 92 cm
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Clementine Art
Materials
Acrylic
Lush
By Clementine
Located in Baranzate, IT
TITLE: Lush
ARTIST: Clementine
YEAR: 2016
MEDIUM TYPE: Painting
MEDIUM/MATERIALS: Acrylic on canvas
DIMENSIONS: 91 x 60 cm
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Clementine Art
Materials
Acrylic
Electric
By Clementine
Located in Baranzate, IT
TITLE: Electric
ARTIST: Clementine
YEAR: 2016
MEDIUM TYPE: Painting
MEDIUM/MATERIALS: Acrylic on canvas
DIMENSIONS: 91 x 122 cm
Category
21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Clementine Art
Materials
Acrylic
Satori II
By Clementine
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Mixed media on canvas abstract painting
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Satori I
By Clementine
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Acrylic on canvas abstract painting
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Romanticism
By Clementine
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Acrylic on canvas abstract painting
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15th Century and Earlier Abstract Expressionist Clementine Art
Materials
Canvas, Plexiglass, Acrylic
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