an artist and their art
The boundary between artist and artwork begins to blur in this series. The artist’s own image—sometimes literal, other times concealed within symbolic forms—emerges from within the work, becoming part of the visual language. These compositions do more than depict; they reflect. They ask us to linger, to look beyond the surface, and to engage with the inner terrain of the artist’s identity.
Here, selfhood is not fixed but fluid—shaped and reshaped through gesture, material, and vision. What results is a layered dialogue between the maker and the made, between presence and suggestion.
Here, selfhood is not fixed but fluid—shaped and reshaped through gesture, material, and vision. What results is a layered dialogue between the maker and the made, between presence and suggestion.
Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968) French conceptual artist, painter, sculptor, and writer numbered print, 28" x 36"
Cindy Sherman (b. 1954) American photographer and conceptual artist, celebrated for her staged self-portraits that deconstruct identity, gender roles, and cultural stereotypes. numbered print, 36" x 36"
Andy Warhol (1928–1987) American visual artist, film director, music producer- redefined the link between commercial culture and fine art numbered print, 36" x 36"
Francesco Clemente (1955- ) Italian, Neo-Expressionist painter and draftsman, numbered print, (32" x 36".)
Keith Haring (1958–1990) American painter and draftsman who transformed street culture into high art addressing themes of sexuality, social justice, and the AIDS crisis. Numbered print (36”x36”)
David Hockney (1937-) British painter, sculptor, printmaker, photographer. helped establish the Pop Art movement in the 1960s, numbered print 36" x 36"
Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) American painter, draftsman -a key figure of 1980s Neo-Expressionism who helped bring grafitti street art into galleries, numbered print, 36" x 36"
Mimmo Palidino, (1948-) Italian sculptot, painter and printmaker member of Transvanguardia movement and helped revive European Expressionism in the 1980's Numbered print (28#x36")
Barbara Kruger (b. 1945) American conceptual artist - photo-text collages that address power, consumerism, gender, and politics.. numbered print, 28" x 36"
Tim Hawkinson (1960-) American, conceptual artist, painter, sculptor - works confront human fragility, ingenuity, and time. numbered print, 36" x 36".
Chris Burden (1946–2015) American performance, installation, and sculptural artist whose radical performancesin in the late seventies and eighties tested the limits of the body, endurance, and danger numbered print, 36”x36”
Jeff Koons (b. 1955) American post modern Neo Pop artist transforming banal consumer objects into monumental high art. (numbered print, (36" x 28")
Jenny Holtzer, (1950-) American -neo conceptual artist her work delivers words and ideas in public spaces (numbered screen print 36")x36"
Yves Klein ( 1928-1962) French artist and a pioneer of Nouveau Réalisme, redefined the relationship between art, body, and immaterial space. (numbered print, 28" x 36".)
Gerhard Richter 1932- ) German. painter/photographer, printmaker, his work reflected the political, cultural, and artistic postwar turmoil numbered print, 36" x 36"
Julian Schnabel (b. 1951) American painter and filmmaker- part of the NYC Neo-Expressionism numbered print 36”x36”
Bridget Riley (b. 1931) British painter, academic writer and curator, one of the leading figures of Op Art in the 70and 80s numbered print, 28" x 36"
Paul Klee (1879–1940) Swiss-German painter, printmaker and draftsman developed a visual language that influenced 20th-century art and theory. Numbered print (28”x36”)
AR Penk, German, painter (1939-2017) - work bridged abstraction and figuration in postwar European art. numbered print, (36" x 36").
Cy Twombly (1928–2011) American påainter, draftsman, and sculptor, known for large-scale works combining gestural abstraction with poetic references Numbered print (36”x36”)
Georg Baselitz (b. 1938) German painter, sculptor, and printmaker, his work emphasize form, structure, and the materiality of paint Numbered print, 36" x 28".
Man Ray (1890–1976) American visual artist -part of Dada and Surrealism, working across photography, film, painting, and object-making (Numbered print (28”x36”))
Joseph Beuys (1921–1986) German artist, teacher, and political activist, central to postwar European avant-garde. Through performance, installation, and theory, Beuys advanced the idea of “social sculpture,” arguing that art has the power to transform society. Numbered print (36”x32"))
William Pope L.(1955-2023) American visual artist recognized for his contributions to performance art and interventionist public art. (Numbered print (28"x36")
Chuck Close, (1940-2021( American painter and photographer, was instrumental in the Photorealist movement of the 1960’s. Close developed an abstract grid approach to his large scale portrait painting after being paralyzed by a spinal disorder in the 1980s.- Numbered print 32”x36”
Francis Bacon (1909–1992) Irish-born British painter, his distorted forms conveyed the trauma and alienation of the modern condition (Numbered print (36"x36")
Pablo Picasso, (1881- 1973) Spanish, painter, draftsman, print maker, ceramist was a central figure in modern 20th century art, co-founding Cubism and reinventing artistic styles, numbered screen print (28”x36" )
Karel Appel (1921–2006) Dutch painter, sculptor, and poet, co-founder of the CoBrA group that reconnected art to primal energy and instinct. Numbered print (36” x 36”)
