Office Building And Detention Center, Sunset Park Brooklyn
An observational oil painting “en plein air”
Frames are designed and fabricated by the artist
Secure packing and shipping at no extra cost
Finished wood face
Museum-style paper fillets
Sealed and finished backside
An observational oil painting “en plein air”
Frames are designed and fabricated by the artist
Secure packing and shipping at no extra cost
Finished wood face
Museum-style paper fillets
Sealed and finished backside
A cluster of box cars line the front edge of the parking lot; there’s a distant lone tree there, and also a painting that I hung on the side of one of the cars. It’s a little pink square to the left of the tree that has a little white sign beside it.
The detention center is huge, abrupt, and jutting from its broad foundations. Without detail, it suggests a stately presence, maybe an imperial building, like you could imagine two party banners hanging in the recesses on either side.
The purple office windows give a sense of the scale. It’s a large office complex and probably built into what used to be a factory. It’s strange to see it facing some boxcars and a desolate parking lot (probably not where the main entryway is).
The wide field of pavement between the buildings and I. Its patches are like mottled clouds. It’s a dark but still sky. Somehow relates to the actual sky above.
Title: Office Building And Detention Center, Sunset Park Brooklyn
Date: August 2019 in Summer
Size: 11 x 9.25 x 1 in. (frame), 7 x 5.5 in. (artwork)
Painting Media: Oil on paper, acrylic
Frame Materials: fiberboard, museum board, veneered plywood, epoxy filler, paper, acrylic, gouache
Series 04: Threshold
This is an original artwork, only one exists.
Displays well in groupings of two to five.
If you would like to reserve a full series please contact me.
