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Nate RonnigerEssence No. 32019
2019
$3,800
£2,879.33
€3,298.03
CA$5,382.27
A$5,873.31
CHF 3,080.65
MX$71,333.27
NOK 38,478.99
SEK 36,364.57
DKK 24,615.28
About the Item
Nate Ronniger's current collection of realist paintings feature scenes created from comic characters and cut and folded paper. In describing the work Nate writes, "In many ways, I think of myself as a director. Situating a still life of mine is like putting on a miniature play. There are costumes, characters and props. I want the plot to be intriguing and clear while I aim to present both drama and comedy. With the paper paintings, I realized that any idea I have involving color, form, texture, and pattern, can be brought to fruition with this material alone. Torn, translucent, cut, or folded, it can take on any manipulation I come up with in any dimension."
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- Creation Year:2019
- Dimensions:Height: 18 in (45.72 cm)Width: 18 in (45.72 cm)Depth: 2 in (5.08 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Park City, UT
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU48336023852
Nate Ronniger
Nate Ronniger is intrigued with the element of paper. While fashioning paper for the pedestals, foregrounds, and backgrounds, he realized that any idea he has involving color, form, texture, and pattern, can be brought to fruition with this material alone. Torn, translucent, cut, or folded, it can take on any manipulation he comes up with in any dimension. The more Ronniger constructs with paper, the more he envisions expanding these settings into greater and more elaborate maquettes from which he can paint. Ronniger was born in Salt Lake City, UT. After graduating from the University of Utah in 2000, he began focusing entirely on painting, and pursued his career path while living alternately in California and Hawaii. While attending different exhibitions of contemporary artists, Ronniger was struck by the modern approach to still life painting. From this inspiration he began to reinvent his own approach to fine art. He now paints scenes staged entirely by his own imagination and design. He lives in Salt Lake City and shows his work in many exhibitions each year.
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