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Toni Silber-Delerive
New York, New York
Toni Silber-Delerive uses her experience as a graphic designer to create her paintings. She captures day to day suburban scenes from all over the world with paint, flattening the picture plane and reducing details to strong graphic images.
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About The Artist
Toni Silber-Delerive uses her experience as a graphic designer to create her paintings. She captures day to day suburban scenes from all over the world with paint, flattening the picture plane and reducing details to strong graphic images.
Artist Statement
My aerial-view paintings represent diverse places and spaces of the contemporary landscape seen from an above ground perspective. The flattened surface planes convey the textures of abstract space enhanced by compositional aesthetics. From the elevated position of high-rise buildings and helicopters, my images of cities and towns, factories and farmlands, power plants, suburban communities and highways are delivered with a distinctive angle on structures frequently taken for granted.
My silk-screens are my paintings close cousins, only in a smaller format and using a different medium. Projecting my interpretation of the same concept and approach, they are executed in a variety of serigraphy methods from digital design to hand drawing that produce multicolored images.
Through the aerial vantage point one discovers a modern perspective and fresh visual vocabulary. The flattened plane reduces details to strong graphic images that are more abstraction than representation.
My silk-screens are my paintings close cousins, only in a smaller format and using a different medium. Projecting my interpretation of the same concept and approach, they are executed in a variety of serigraphy methods from digital design to hand drawing that produce multicolored images.
Through the aerial vantage point one discovers a modern perspective and fresh visual vocabulary. The flattened plane reduces details to strong graphic images that are more abstraction than representation.
Artist Background
Philadelphia College of Art
Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1969
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I can hear the music! Do you see it? This is a symphony. Wonderful work.
Love these colors! Another great piece - your art makes me happy.
Do you happen to know that names of the hotels? My husband and I spend time in Miami and this would be a great gift if I could i.d. the pools even better. Abigail
Pink & Green Fields was displayed in the Women Artists Salon Show "Color Talk" at Chashama, NYC. It is available on Ugallery, the original and a print.
I received an Honorable Mention in the National Arts Club, NY, Exhibiting Member’s Show for Chiloe Island which is available on Ugallery, the original and a print.
Thank you! Wilfred and Wife is part of my figurative work, most people are more aware of my aerials.
Thank you! Are you also an artist or a collector?
Really appreciable paintings.
Love your paintings! Particularly Wilfred and Wife
I will be at the Affordable Art Fair (AAF) in New York city from September 29th to October 3rd. Check out their website for details.
I'm happy to share with you this article from the August issue of Farewell Travels newsletter. Just click on the link below. http://farewelltravels.com/potpourri.html#ONE
I'm part of the Open Portfolio exhibition in New York at the Chelsea Art Museum, 556 W 22nd St, New York, NY 10011 http://chelseaartmuseum.org for hours and information. Salon: July 22, 23 & 24, 2010 Exhibition: July 27 – September 2, 2010
As an artist it feels good to get positive comment about my work. Thank you for the compliments!
I've been coveting this piece for over a year and can't believe it's finally hanging in my apartment. It has a "Weeds"like quality that is in perfect contrast with my NYC apartment.I absolutely love your work and look forward to what the future brings for you.
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I love your work. It's wonderful!
Love Your work..