Abstract Artist Working in the Realm of Digital Media
Modeled in the program Blender, I created a structure of 289 multi-colored blocks with multi-colored sloping fins at 51.5 degrees (the angle of slope of the Great Pyramid of Giza). This view is in perspective with the virtual camera looking upward from the bottom.
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QUADRAMID VI, 2023
cnc cut out inkjet on acrylic mounted to composite aluminum
Dimensions Variable, 47.5″ x 47.5″ overall
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It was a wonderful turnout for the opening of TANGENTS at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve.
I’m proud to be in this exhibition of abstract and geometric art with a group of nine terrific artists (including myself) in NE Ohio; Gianna Commito, David Louis Cintron, Mark Howard, Mark Keffer, Catherine Lentini, Natalie Lanese, Ed Raffel, and Susan Squires
Curated by artist Jenniffer Omaitz, she says:
“Why is making abstract work still important? And how can the process of being an abstract artist lead to greater manifestations of perception? This exhibition aims to excite a deeper interest in geometric art and abstraction in the area and inspire more artists to open up their studio practice.“
Thanks to Stuart Pearl for his photographs. All photographs by Stuart Pearl © Artists Archives of the Western Reserve except if otherwise noted.
Click here to learn more about this exhibition and additional programing for the exhibition on the Artists Archives website
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Curator of Tangents Jenniffer Omaitz (left) and Mindy Tousley, Executive Director of the Artists Archives
PYRALUX IV
uv inkjet on acrylic mounted to composite aluminum and cut out on cnc router
47.5″ x 47.5″, edition 1 of 3
QUADRABAR I
uv inkjet on acrylic mounted to composite aluminum and cut out on cnc router
47.5″h x 45.5″w, edition 1 of 3
Curator Jennifer Omaitz (center) and AAWR Executive Director Mindy Tousley (to her right) with the artists in the exhibition speaking about the exhibition
Artist and AAWR board member John Sargent III (left) and artist, curator and owner of Context Fine Art Gallery Christopher Richards
Artist Ed Raffel with his fantastic mirrored moving artwork
Third from left artist Susan Squires (her work is in the exhibition)
On left artist Natalie Lanese (her work is in the exhibition)
In the background, works by David Louis Cintron
My husband, the incomparable Bruce Baumwoll talking with Megan Alves. Megan Alves is a art historian was previously marketing and program manager at AAWR.
from left: Artist Mark Howard (his work is in the exhibition), Curator Jenniffer Omaitz
Board Member Keith Berr & Linda Barberic
The exhibition runs from November 2 – December 16, 2023. Hope you can visit and see not only my work but the wonderful work of the other artists.
Click here to read more about the exhibition on the Artists Archive website.
Curator Jenniffer Omaitz will give a curators talk at the AAWR on December 2 at 1:00pm.
Artists Archives of the Western Reserve
1834 E. 123rd Street Cleveland, OH 44106
216-721-9020
I was awarded the Ohio Arts Council’s Artists With Disabilities Access Program (ADAP) Grant for fiscal year 2024.