Laura Rathe Fine Art will present the duo-exhibition "Over the Rainbow," featuring new works by Gian Garofalo and Jane Waterous.
Now more than ever, the world needs and craves more brightness, inspiration and most importantly, hope. "Over the Rainbow" is a necessary reminder of the endless possibilities when life is lived with vibrant color, texture, and a feeling of togetherness. With their spirited paintings, both Garofalo and Waterous use art as a metaphor for overcoming life’s obstacles and knowing that a better future lies just over the rainbow.
Garofalo’s drip paintings bring life to vibrant stripes, intricate grids, shapes, and repeated patterns. Intriguingly suspended paint droplets gravitate to the base, ultimately punctuating the work. Garofalo enjoys immersing himself in the challenge of his process, which paradoxes chance and control, that results in visually-altering bursts of color and optimism.
Waterous is best known for her Gatherings series, a reflection of human connection and celebration of the human spirit. Each painting uses three dimensional figures that appear to dance in a synergistic halo of light, depth, color and action, literally and figuratively jumping off the canvas. While each work conveys a unique emotional experience, they all share a feeling of joy and wonderment.
The exhibition will remain view by appointment only through May 8.
Laura Rathe Fine Art will present the duo-exhibition "Over the Rainbow," featuring new works by Gian Garofalo and Jane Waterous.
Now more than ever, the world needs and craves more brightness, inspiration and most importantly, hope. "Over the Rainbow" is a necessary reminder of the endless possibilities when life is lived with vibrant color, texture, and a feeling of togetherness. With their spirited paintings, both Garofalo and Waterous use art as a metaphor for overcoming life’s obstacles and knowing that a better future lies just over the rainbow.
Garofalo’s drip paintings bring life to vibrant stripes, intricate grids, shapes, and repeated patterns. Intriguingly suspended paint droplets gravitate to the base, ultimately punctuating the work. Garofalo enjoys immersing himself in the challenge of his process, which paradoxes chance and control, that results in visually-altering bursts of color and optimism.
Waterous is best known for her Gatherings series, a reflection of human connection and celebration of the human spirit. Each painting uses three dimensional figures that appear to dance in a synergistic halo of light, depth, color and action, literally and figuratively jumping off the canvas. While each work conveys a unique emotional experience, they all share a feeling of joy and wonderment.
The exhibition will remain view by appointment only through May 8.
Laura Rathe Fine Art will present the duo-exhibition "Over the Rainbow," featuring new works by Gian Garofalo and Jane Waterous.
Now more than ever, the world needs and craves more brightness, inspiration and most importantly, hope. "Over the Rainbow" is a necessary reminder of the endless possibilities when life is lived with vibrant color, texture, and a feeling of togetherness. With their spirited paintings, both Garofalo and Waterous use art as a metaphor for overcoming life’s obstacles and knowing that a better future lies just over the rainbow.
Garofalo’s drip paintings bring life to vibrant stripes, intricate grids, shapes, and repeated patterns. Intriguingly suspended paint droplets gravitate to the base, ultimately punctuating the work. Garofalo enjoys immersing himself in the challenge of his process, which paradoxes chance and control, that results in visually-altering bursts of color and optimism.
Waterous is best known for her Gatherings series, a reflection of human connection and celebration of the human spirit. Each painting uses three dimensional figures that appear to dance in a synergistic halo of light, depth, color and action, literally and figuratively jumping off the canvas. While each work conveys a unique emotional experience, they all share a feeling of joy and wonderment.
The exhibition will remain view by appointment only through May 8.
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