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Christmas
Annelise LaFlammeInk artwork on Paper
Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front
2017
14.75 " h x 18.5 " w |1 lbs. 5 oz.
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About
This
Artwork
"Bacteria lighting up like the Christmas tree." Calligraphy pen and ink on paper, completed while traveling in Ireland. This piece is matted and professionally framed in a black wooden frame that is .8" deep.
Annelise LaFlamme
Long Island City, New York
Recent Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) graduate Annelise LaFlamme has a strong affinity for science. Her ink drawings and monotypes are inspired by biology, physics, and astronomy. She draws relationships between the hard sciences and human nature, and is therefore intrigued by fairytales and myths–the stories we tell ourselves to make sense of the world. Annelise describes her work as being at once horrific and humorous, familiar and unfamiliar. She uses fantastical visual metaphors to explain real behaviors. Fresh out of art school, Annelise is a young new talent living in New York.
This coming Saturday and Sunday, the LIC Arts Open is having its 2nd annual Fall Open Studios, and Salon Exhibit at the Plaxall Gallery. Over 300 works by over 100 artists will be featured, including two large oil paintings of mine. I wish I could upload the images here! If any readers happen to be in the city this weekend, I encourage you to stop by and see local artists' works - maybe eat their cookies, drink our wine.. and I also find the view of New York City and Long Island City's waterfront park so enjoyable. You can see the LIC Arts Open website by copying and pasting this link; http://licartsopen.org