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Will Day Art

American, b. 1971
William Day is an American painter known for his large-scale compositions of colorful shapes and energetic marks. Now living in Boulder, Colorado, Day can often be found in his studio working on multiple pieces at the same time. His process leads him to create paintings in series, each focusing on different nuances of the human experience. His works are comprised of textures and complex layers demonstrating his interaction with a canvas in a moment. These series of paintings all nod to certain periods of Day’s life that bring years of intensity, joy, spirituality, conflict and resolution to the canvas. Day begins each new work by rolling unprimed raw canvas out on the floor. Primarily working with oil and acrylics, he creates textures and layers with various tools, discovering relationships between the colors and the unexpected structures.
(Biography provided by Maune Contemporary)
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Artist: Will Day
Jump In
By Will Day
Located in Atlanta, GA
Jump In is a unique artwork from Will Day's new series, Hope.
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2010s Abstract Will Day Art

Materials

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For Loves Sake
By Will Day
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For Loves Sake is a unique artwork from Will Day's new series, Hope.
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2010s Will Day Art

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Acrylic

Dancing
By Will Day
Located in Atlanta, GA
Dancing is a unique artwork from Will Day's new series, Hope.
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Materials

Acrylic

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