Liz Sweibel

Liz Sweibel, Untitled (Sendai Airport, 3/11), 2013, Minimalist, Thread, Vellum

2013

The view from my studio, looking across Brooklyn’s lower lying factory and warehouse buildings toward the tall grandness of Manhattan, is incredibly complex and at times overwhelming...

The view from my studio, looking across Brooklyn’s lower lying factory and warehouse buildings toward the tall grandness of Manhattan, is incredibly complex and at times overwhelming...

The view from my studio, looking across Brooklyn’s lower lying factory and warehouse buildings toward the tall grandness of Manhattan, is incredibly complex and at times overwhelming...

The view from my studio, looking across Brooklyn’s lower lying factory and warehouse buildings toward the tall grandness of Manhattan, is incredibly complex and at times overwhelming...

The view from my studio, looking across Brooklyn’s lower lying factory and warehouse buildings toward the tall grandness of Manhattan, is incredibly complex and at times overwhelming...

By developing a geometry between line and the spaces in between in their work, the abstract paintings of Tayo Heuser create a point of departure for the mind into a spiritual consci...

"Color Block #2" is part of Ciccoricco's Three-Piece Series "Color Blocking." Ciccoricco takes a found image and abstracts the piece to the point of little recognition. Encouraging t...

"In Peace #3" is part of Ciccoricco's Three-Piece Series "In Peace." Ciccoricco takes a black and white found image of an overgrown abandoned field and brings life back into it with her masterful embroidery. She creates a new perspective on this cold, uninviting image and welcomes the viewer in. The image size is 10x8 and is framed in a 15.5x12. Please message us for additional images and videos of the work, or follow our storefront to see more work by Natalie. From the artist: "My mixed media collages are all original, analog works that consist of found paper, photographs, and embroidery thread, which I use to weave together new narratives on paper. My illustrations are personal snapshots of things I’ve seen. I love to experiment with different materials and re-use old images and paper. In doing so, I hope to bring new life to these materials so that they can be enjoyed and appreciated once again. For my artworks, I draw inspiration from my dreams, nature, arts, literature, and my travels." Natalie Ciccoricco...

"Reach Bodie at Dawn" is part of Ciccoricco's series "Landscapes." Ciccoricco takes a vintage photo of a small sleepy town and draws the colors of the image into the center of the pi...

"In Peace #1" is part of Ciccoricco's Three-Piece Series "In Peace." Ciccoricco takes a black and white found image of a deserted field and brings life back into it with her masterfu...

WINDOW V captures the soft patterned shadow of the trees veiled by a sheer curtain. This painting is is part of an on-going series that explores the light and landscape in Tennessee....

Luis Moscardó describes natural landscapes in his paintings, but his landscapes are not real, nor possible. They are abstract, invented or, as many critics observe, 'born from the artist's soul'. It is a natural artifact...