Showing posts with label Sean Greene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sean Greene. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Paintings at Sean Greene's Studio


On friday, september 27, 2013, I went to the first "Florence Night Out" which is an open studio/promote your business thing, and I saw a bunch of interesting art, including the studio of Sean Greene, whose work I have show on here before. He's a really good painter, and I had a nice visit. Here's a few shots of the studio.

Sunday, December 13, 2009

LIE DOWN IN THE LIGHT



2009, 18 X 24 INCHES

SILICA AND URETHANE ON LINEN

by Sean Greene

"This is like one of Sean's other paintings I saw in person at A.P.E. Gallery. They're even better in person." - Jim DuBois

Sunday, November 22, 2009

CALLIGRAPH 2



2008, 54 X 90 INCHES

SILICA AND URETHANE ON CANVAS

by Sean Greene

Introducing: Sean Greene

Sean works for a friend of mine, as a painter, so I often ran into him when he was working there, as well as random times in town at things he was painting, like the new State Street store and Thornes. In those short conversations I learned that he made art, and I became interested in seeing it. I finally got to, the other day at the A.P.E. Gallery on main street. I thought his paintings were really good and interesting. Lots of clear lines and bright colors. I would buy a painting, if I had the money. One last thing from me about Sean: he is also a very friendly guy.

From his website:

"My paintings are rooted in color. Color intervals provoke the fleeting sensations of light animating a space. Bands of color become paths of light, traces of motion that lead the eye through an illusionistic space and around a tactile surface. These bands evoke written languages like Arabic or graffiti-- illegible but loaded with expressions of balance or instability, variation of speed, entanglement, congestion or comfort, fluidity or angularity."


Links:
His website