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Camilla Fallon
Camilla Fallon's impressionist landscapes successfully display the physicality of paint. Rich areas of oil pigment reflect every brushstroke. "Figures and structures may dissolve or disappear, but the space must be a tangible one; it must have a presence. The physicality of paint and image play together to make a dreamlike world." Fallon received her MFA from the Yale School of Art, and has begun to show her work in New York, Connecticut and Germany.
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Frank Bruno
Frank Bruno's new works on PaintingsDIRECT interpret familiar faces from Greek and Roman mythology. Strong figures like Judith, Mercury and Neptune are rendered in brilliant hues and with a rigorous technique. "Constantly giving my viewers a thought-provoking visual with my abstract figural work is foremost my mission." Bruno studied at the Pratt Institute and the York Academy of Art. He has exhibited his work throughout New York and Pennsylvania.
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 Mary Atkinson
Mary Atkinson's newest canvases add to her amazing Wooly Mammoth Series, which focuses on a great turning point in the history of Earth's evolution. This second part of her series addresses death and rebirth through color and images of the wooly mammoth. "I began to paint the story as I envisioned it, a tale of apocalyptic storms and climatic changes, the death of the mammoths and other creatures that perished with it." Atkinson is one of PaintingsDIRECT's most popular artists.
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 Bernard Vincent
French artist Bernard Vincent's paintings on wood are geometric renderings of the landscape. The artist is interested in how we interact with the landscape, how we absorb it and how we organize our societies within it. "I use glue and tear up paper to create amazing maps of some improbable cities, drawings of imaginary archeological excavations…" Vincent's complex history as a comedian, artist and designer adds a unique perspective to his artistic approach and graphic style.
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 Flo Kemp
Flo Kemp's serene etchings portray scenes of lakes and sunsets. Early twentieth-century painting influences the artist's sense of light and color. "I consider myself a 'painterly' printmaker, who depicts reality through eyes 'misted' by impressionism." Kemp studied at the Il-Bisonte International Printmaking School in Italy, and received her MA from Hofstra University. The artist's works belong to the collections of Mikasa, 1st Atlantic Capital and Reliance National Insurance.
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