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A self portrait sitting at my coffee table trying to think of how to make a self portrait.
My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
About the artist:
Painting is a medium where I attempt to solve and create visual riddles. My paintings deal with optical illusions and patterns, which I find aesthetically pleasing and therapeutic. While painting, I allow part of my brain to shut offwhile another can take over and let my mindcan rest, relieving anxieties. I hope to have my paintings hanging on a wall opposite someone's favorite seat in their favorite room, ideally relieving their own anxieties.My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
Self Portrait No. 2 Original By Michael Ilkiw
A self portrait sitting at my coffee table trying to think of how to make a self portrait.
My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
About the artist:
Painting is a medium where I attempt to solve and create visual riddles. My paintings deal with optical illusions and patterns, which I find aesthetically pleasing and therapeutic. While painting, I allow part of my brain to shut offwhile another can take over and let my mindcan rest, relieving anxieties. I hope to have my paintings hanging on a wall opposite someone's favorite seat in their favorite room, ideally relieving their own anxieties.My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
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- 13137836
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- Size
- W 20" / D 1" / H 16"
- Materials
- Canvas
- Designer
- Michael Ilkiw
- Category
- Drawings And Illustrations
- Style
- Contemporary
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A self portrait sitting at my coffee table trying to think of how to make a self portrait.
My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
About the artist:
Painting is a medium where I attempt to solve and create visual riddles. My paintings deal with optical illusions and patterns, which I find aesthetically pleasing and therapeutic. While painting, I allow part of my brain to shut offwhile another can take over and let my mindcan rest, relieving anxieties. I hope to have my paintings hanging on a wall opposite someone's favorite seat in their favorite room, ideally relieving their own anxieties.My paintings are doodles that have evolved into more comprehensive and visually deep landscapes. My work features a grid-like design that I've developed within the last year. There's an idiom that states, Can't see the forest for the trees,which conveys you're paying too much attention to the details and not realizing the big picture. From far away, the colors all combine and form some kind of hodge podge of blocks. However, up close you can differentiate the buildings separately, and see the city for the buildings, so to speak.
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