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Original Artwork
Dimensions: Height 98 in x Width 76 in.
Medium: Acrylic, latex, and spray paint on canvas
Katie says: "This image is of a large-scale painting I completed in October 2019. I was curious to see how the abstract forms, colors, and paint applications I use to create smaller works on paper would translate on a larger scale. I set out to make this work and as a result, gained deeper insight into a variety of pour and spray techniques. I executed this work in three layers using a selection of industrial and commercial materials such as latex house paint and spray paint sourced from local hardware stores. I relish every opportunity to execute larger pieces when formal questions arise and the work calls for it. This image represents a large painting on canvas resting on foam blocks and leaned against a neutral white wall in my studio."
This work is oversized, and only shippable to NY. If you order this work, there will be a $100 flat fee for handling
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Born in Lawrenceville, NJ / Works in NYC
Katie’s mixed-media paintings burst out from two-dimensional space in smears of concrete and swirls of neon color. After the first three seconds of trying to identify an object and failing, you’ll be inclined to smell, touch, and listen to these sites left behind by some mysterious encounter. Are the two circular marks in Katie’s FOMO series dinosaur footprints or the result of someone angrily punching at a slab of clay (my friend who makes ceramics does this…)? Prehistoric or Gen-Z? Wild moss or silica gel beads? Pools of magma or ketchup and mustard? You tell me.
