Rachel Srinivasan Still-life Paintings

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"This painting was created in one fast sitting, with furious yet thoughtful brushstrokes," explains Rachel. "The acrylic paint ranges from thick impasto a thin watercolor-like veil." Part of Rachel's signature cubist coffee series. For these pieces, she studies her extensive collection of cafetieres that she keeps in her studio. The works are both about celebrating her love of coffee, and depicting light, pattern, and repetition as though it were set to music.

About the Artist
For Rachel Srinivasan, an idea is worth putting on a canvas only if it still feels exciting after a few days. Rachel enjoys mulling the idea over in her mind for some time before creating an artwork. She hopes viewers will engage with her work and wonder about the subject matter, shapes and colors. "My current work is all about creating a connection between the person on the canvas with the viewer," she explains. She prefers large paintings and sometimes even makes her own canvases. She currently lives in Arizona and enjoys baking rhubarb pies, reading, running and going to art museums.

Words that describe this painting: coffee, espresso, caffe, breakfast, cubism, still life, cuisine, non-representational, modern , acrylic painting, grey

Lighter Blue Coffee...

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This is a painting of abstracted coffee makers and is painted around the sides of the canvas.

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For Rachel Srinivasan, an idea is wo...

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"This painting is a quick, gestural and loose composition created with soft pastel hues," explains Rachel. "The paint texture varies from a thick impasto to a...

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This oil on canvas coffee-inspired still life is a smaller painting of two cafetieres that I have collected in my studio. The reflective geometry and quiet so...

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This painting is a part of my ongoing series of coffee paintings. This painting is unique because it's focusing in on the inner bliss that coffee brings the c...

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A modernist painting part of artist Rachel Srinivasan's Cubist Coffee series. For these pieces, Rachel studies her extensive collection of cafetieres that she keeps in her studio. "The work is inspired by Modernism, Cubism, and even architecture," says Rachel. "It reminds me of the years I lived in Italy."

About the Artist
For Rachel Srinivasan, an idea is worth putting on a canvas only if it still feels exciting after a few days. Rachel enjoys mulling the idea over in her mind for some time before creating an artwork. She hopes viewers will engage with her work and wonder about the subject matter, shapes and colors. "My current work is all about creating a connection between the person on the canvas with the viewer," she explains. She prefers large paintings and sometimes even makes her own canvases. She currently lives in Arizona and enjoys baking rhubarb pies, reading, running and going to art museums.

Words that describe this painting: coffee, moka...

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"It is an abstracted still life of two mokas together!" describes artist Rachel Srinivasan. She creates modern abstractions with repeated layers of cafetieres as part of her Cubist Coffee series. In this piece, two coffee presses...

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In the style of modernism, artist Rachel Srinivasan depicts a radiant coffee painting of repeated coffee pots. Part of her Abstract Cubist Coffee series. She ...

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Part of artist Rachel Srinivasan's Abstract Cubist Coffee series. Utilizing oil on canvas, Rachel creates layers upon layers of cafetieres echoing two of its ...

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Inspired by the colors of the southwest sunset and Georgia O'Keeffe, artist Rachel Srinivasan creates a repeated pattern of cafetieres against pink and orange...

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This still life painting is about my current interest in crystals. I've worked to depict a tiny rainbow in the elestial quartz ...

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This painting is a cubist version of recent coffee art I have created. The geometric repeated mokka pattern backed by the green blue hues connote joy and imagination and love of pattern. This piece is on gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues around the sides. It comes ready to hang.

About the Artist
For Rachel Srinivasan, an idea is worth putting on a canvas only if it still feels exciting after a few days. Rachel enjoys mulling the idea over in her mind for some time before creating an artwork. She hopes viewers will engage with her work and wonder about the subject matter, shapes and colors. My current work is all about creating a connection between the person on the canvas with the viewer, she explains. She prefers large paintings and sometimes even makes her own canvases. She currently lives in Arizona and enjoys baking rhubarb pies, reading, running and going to art museums.

Blue-Green Cubist...