a.muse

I Feel Like Dancing, Colorful Abstract Acrylic Painting Mounted on Board

2021

After Blue Eyes, 2021 by a.muse is 24" x 18" x 3/16” acrylic and oil stick painting on canvas mounted on archival board. The work is signed, titled,...

For Nubian Princesses, 2022 a.muse paints shapes representing figures that emerge from color and line, the ancient Nubian princesses are both humble and humbling, voluptuous and slender, co-existing harmoniously in the modern world. Acrylic, oil stick, and sand on canvas mounted to board, the painting Nubian Princesses by a.muse is 18" x 24" - signed, titled, and dated by the artist. Provenance: a.muse Studio *** Artist’s Bio: New York City multidisciplinary artist a.muse’s printmaking, collages, drawings, and paintings on paper and canvas tap into concepts of serendipity, happenstance, and lucid dreams. For the works on paper, a.muse employs acrylic, watercolor, oil sticks, sand, and organic matter. The abstract paintings on canvas integrate bright colors, found objects, patterns, shapes, and symbols. a.muse has exhibited in public and virtual spaces, including Jewell House NYC (2023), Time Gallery New York (2022), Phyllis Harriman Gallery New York studio shows (2020, 2022), CADAF online art fair (2020), Gallery122 New York pop up show (2019), Curate NY online group show (2013), among others. *** Available at 99Prints...

Dance of Color - Abstract Composition in Acrylic on Canvas Bright, bold composition by "Tyler K" (20th Century). Bright patches of color bounce across the canvas, covering a bright ...

"Let It Happen" is an oil painting on canvas by Alayna Rose. The artist signed the piece lower right. This abstract painting features a variety of gestural and expressionist marks in various colors--green, blue, orange, white, black--over a background of bright red and pink. Artwork Size: 14" x 11" Custom framing is available. Artist Bio: Alayna Rose is a painter, jewelry designer and former illustrator. Her fashion jewelry has been featured in exclusive boutiques from Hawaii to the East Coast. In 1987 she was featured as an outstanding new designer in Accessories Magazine. Her copper enameled designs have been exhibited in shows in New York City, Chicago and other major venues in the United States. From 1990-2007 she was Vice President of a design company that specialized in illustrations for patent applications, trademarks and technical art. She studied with Gary Rosine, former department chair of Cardinal Stritch University’s Visual Studies Program, Kenn Kwint, nationally recognized Wisconsin painter and was mentored by one of Wisconsin’s most celebrated sculptors, Mary Nohl...