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Steven H. Rehfeld"Celeste en Blue" by Steven H. Rehfeld - Blue and Yellow Mixed Media Abstract2019
2019
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Steven H. Rehfeld (American, born 1954)
"Celeste en Blue" 2019
Oil paint, Paper, Newsprint, Resin, Mixed Media, Canvas, Stretcher Bars
The artist signed the back of the painting.
"Celeste en Blue," a 49" x 36" mixed media abstract painting by Steven H. Rehfeld, is a masterful exploration of texture, color, and subtle symbolism. The cool, serene palette of blues and soft pastels invites the viewer into a world of contemplative stillness, while the layered, tactile surface creates a sense of depth and complexity. Rehfeld’s use of crinkled textures and smooth planes juxtaposes opposing qualities—chaos and calm, light and shadow—creating a dynamic tension that is central to the piece. Geometric shapes, including triangles and squares, appear suspended within the composition, hinting at the balance between order and disorder. The subtle inclusion of transparent materials adds an ethereal quality to the work, evoking themes of transparency and transformation. At its core, "Celeste en Blue" speaks to the fluidity of emotion and perception, encapsulating the quiet yet profound moments that often go unnoticed in daily life.
About the Artist:
Introducing Steven H. Rehfeld, a distinctive force in contemporary art, whose innovative approach transcends the conventional boundaries of artistic creation. With a profound grasp on the foundational elements of art, Rehfeld's work is a testament to his unmatched prowess and his relentless pursuit of excellence in the art world.
Born in San Francisco, in October 1954, Steven H. Rehfeld embarked on his artistic journey influenced by the diverse cultural backdrop of the Bay Area. Educated at the College of San Mateo and the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he majored in Studio Art, Rehfeld refined his eclectic style, harmoniously blending abstract art with realism. "First and foremost, I go beyond any artist ever," Rehfeld asserts, reflecting his deep understanding of art's foundation akin to the scientific precision of the periodic table. This comparison underlines his approach to art as a rigorous discipline where each element is as crucial as a chemical compound in a meticulously crafted formula.
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- Creator:Steven H. Rehfeld (American)
- Creation Year:2019
- Dimensions:Height: 49 in (124.46 cm)Width: 36 in (91.44 cm)Depth: 1.5 in (3.81 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Carmel, CA
- Reference Number:Seller: Ellen DeGeneres, Joe Walsh, Tony Coles and more1stDibs: LU1380215771392
Steven H. Rehfeld
Steven H. Rehfeld, a California artist, holds a B.A. in studio art from the University of California, Santa Barbara. He draws inspiration from the 'Outsiders' school of art that originated in 19th-century France, known as the Naïve movement. Also referred to as the Naïve or Primitive art movement, was comprised of artists with no formal art training who discovered their talent and began painting. Many of these artists came from challenging backgrounds, and their raw talent remained untapped until they expressed themselves through art. The movement quickly gained prominence and spread worldwide. Steven Rehfeld's artistic style has evolved beyond the Naïve movement, incorporating earth elements to create a basic and raw interpretation of his artistic message. Discover the exclusive collection of Steven H. Rehfeld's artwork at The American Art Gallery. Artist Statement "My oil, acrylic, and mixed media paintings explore the dynamic relationship between progressiveness and tradition, personal and cultural experiences, and the interplay between the human form and iconography. Through these explorations, I engage in a dialogue that reveals how the intangible influences the material world. Color contrast forms, negative/positive space, and visual kinetic energy shape these artistic relationships. Additionally, I fuse abstract art with elements of realism to create a unique artistic experience." Past Exhibition Highlights: 2022: Exclusive feature at The American Art Gallery, Carmel, California. 2017: Featured Exhibit - AAG Showrooms, Carmel, California. 2003: Montserrat Gallery, Broadway, Los Angeles. 2003: Orlando Gallery, Ventura Blvd., Los Angeles City (Tarzana). 2002: The Affordable Art Fair, New York City 2002, AAF, Galerie Gora. 2002: International Village Gallery, Larkin St., San Francisco. 2002: Le Salon Du Printemps de Montreal, QC, Canada. 2002: Galerie Gora, Montreal, QC. 2002: Montserrat, Broadway, New York, NY. 2001: Montserrat, Broadway, New York, NY. 1998: Sadler Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA. 1997: Rose Street Gallery, Los Angeles. 1997: Spectrum Gallery, Santa Monica, CA. 1997: Newall Associates (LA Architects). 1997: Orlando Gallery, Ventura Blvd., Los Angeles.
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