Last year the City of Beverly Hills showed interest in purchasing this painting.
We shall see what happens this time. It has had some work since then, more throws,
more abundance, more places to seek the magic when peering into the painting.
This painting, along with the others that list the Beverly Hills ArtShow will be at the
ArtShow on May 21 and 22, booth #416. Please come visit. It is the only time I am
out of the studio and able to visit with clients, supporters and friends of the arts.
LGOCA Laguna Beach
Beverly Hills Art Show 2022
Shin Shin, the sound of snow falling silently.
I hope these works (I have made three so far), portray the feeling of quiet, or silence, or
peace. In a world fraught with turmoil, it would be nice to think that perhaps shin shin
can bring a sense of peace to whomever gets to sit a spell under these trees.
Reflections 36x48" thrown and splattered paint on canvas 2016-2022
Rebecca Molayem Gallery, L.A. Beverly Hills ArtShow Spring 2022
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The reason the dates of creation run so long is that this painting has been numerous incarnations.
Always a reflection in water of this stand of trees, but like trees themselves, the foliage
has changed.
I usually work on my paintings until they are placed with an owner. I hang them in my
studio, in my home, in a gallery or on exhibition and I look at them. Sometimes, though
rarely, I like them from the start, they have 'thrown' well from the beginning, more often,
they need a little more work... or a lot.
This painting didn't need more, it wanted more. To be more vibrant, more colorful, then the
original green foliage allowed. I think it was right.
Star Gazer 24x48" thrown and splattered paint on canvas 2022
Beverly Hills ArtShow 2022
It is much better to see the detail on this one in person. Though the setting is static in nature, there is much slight movement in the blades of grass and their seedlings dancing on the night air. Set under the night sky, it has a dreamy quality.
More and more I am finding myself immersed in the flowers I paint. The opulence that
builds with each new throw of paint, as though I could lift a petal and discover, not a spot
of cobalt blue, but rather a tiny bluebell hidden beneath, or perhaps it's really the cap of
a faery hiding beneath
LGOCA, Beverly Hills ArtShow 2022
The first and only time, I have ever played with 'throwing' shadows. I am quite pleased with
the outcome, look for more of these in the future.
Rebecca Molayem Gallery Los Angeles
Beverly Hills ArtShow 2022 May 21 and 22
Thank you Gustav is a nod to Gustav Klimt's landscape work. I can get immersed, no, totally lost, in Klimt's work. His landscapes are magical works of color and application.
