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Brian Borrello
Vine I
2013

Name: Vine I
Brand: Brian Borrello
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$10,000List Price

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medium: charcoal, ink, motor oil on marble dust impregnated panel Brian Borrello is a visual artist, designer, and public artist based in Portland, Oregon. He is also the principal of Neonjones; a custom neon lighting design and fabrication studio. Raised in the sultry deep south of New Orleans, Borrello is known for his graphic and environmental works and projects in the public realm. His experience with a broad array of sculptural and graphic techniques, and with a versatile range of conceptual approaches, is evident in his paintings, sculptures and public art pieces. As a visual artist, Brian is particularly interested in creating awareness of human life in balance with other life forms and with our shared environment. His two dimensional works are often rendered in a ‘fresco-like’ technique of ink, charcoal and motor oil on marble impregnated linen. In his work, growth patterns, principles of biological organization and natural phenomena are magnified and expressed- through the lyrical movement of a root, the curve and projection of a thorn or the sinuous tangle of mycelia. In his art for the public realm, he seizes opportunities to make and co-create interesting 'places' by activating urban spaces with provocative forms and unexpected encounters, reflecting deeper localized contexts of history, community and living processes. statement | | | I find inspiration in the nuances and subtleties of how living things present themselves. The hidden algorithms of life's patterns are revealed in a twig, or the solar-optimized silhouette of a leaf. Pulled from the underground, roots suggest a connection to the Earth; rhizomes suggest a connection among common entities. I think of my drawings as "diagrams" for the way living things become, grow, mature, die, and "become" again.. My work expresses the awesome presence of life on earth, especially in the minute and often overlooked existences among us. These ‘mark-makings’ are the constant thread through my various creative efforts, refining my worldview and vision with each iteration. These are my diagrams for finding my place among the living, connected with, and part of the natural world. They are my maps for exploring life; working in a mindset of meditative presence, stopping form in time. Brian Borrello is a visual artist, designer, and public artist based in Portland, Oregon. He is also the principal of Neonjones; a custom neon lighting design and fabrication studio. Raised in the sultry deep south of New Orleans, Borrello is known for his graphic and environmental works and projects in the public realm. His experience with a broad array of sculptural and graphic techniques, and with a versatile range of conceptual approaches, is evident in his paintings, sculptures and public art pieces. As a visual artist, Brian is particularly interested in creating awareness of human life in balance with other life forms and with our shared environment. His two dimensional works are often rendered in a ‘fresco-like’ technique of ink, charcoal and motor oil on marble impregnated linen. In his work, growth patterns, principles of biological organization and natural phenomena are magnified and expressed- through the lyrical movement of a root, the curve and projection of a thorn or the sinuous tangle of mycelia. In his art for the public realm, he seizes opportunities to make and co-create interesting 'places' by activating urban spaces with provocative forms and unexpected encounters, reflecting deeper localized contexts of history, community and living processes. artist statement | | | "I find inspiration in the nuances and subtleties of how living things present themselves. The hidden algorithms of life's patterns are revealed in a twig, or the solar-optimized silhouette of a leaf. Pulled from the underground, roots suggest a connection to the Earth; rhizomes suggest a connection among common entities. I think of my drawings as "diagrams" for the way living things become, grow, mature, die, and "become" again.. My work expresses the awesome presence of life on earth, especially in the minute and often overlooked existences among us. These ‘mark-makings’ are the constant thread through my various creative efforts, refining my worldview and vision with each iteration. These are my diagrams for finding my place among the living, connected with, and part of the natural world. They are my maps for exploring life; working in a mindset of meditative presence, stopping form in time."

Creator:
Brian Borrello (1958, American)
Creation Year:
2013
Dimensions:
Height: 91 in (231.14 cm)Width: 43 in (109.22 cm)
Movement & Style:
Contemporary
Period:
21st Century
Condition:
Gallery Location:
New Orleans, LA
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU1052387922

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Brian Borrello
Vine I
2013