About this Collection:
The fruit in these still lifes take on something of a human presence in their relationships with each other and the viewer: at times displaying tenderness, energy, loneliness, passion, and playfulness.
The collection was conceived during an exceptionally dark time in my life, when I was watching the future I expected to have be taken away from me by the very person I trusted to build that future with. As an act of self-preservation, I returned in my subject matter to a place where I had last felt comfortable with the work I was producing. I attempted it again in what has now become my style, this time in acrylic paint.
I’ve never before completed a collection of this size, and finishing it before taking on another subject matter was truly a personal triumph. While aspects of my life were actively unraveling before my eyes, working on this collection became a refuge. The first steps in securing a new future for myself.
It is not a collection born out of despair, but rather out of untested optimism that I will finally step into an artistic role that has been humming in the background since I was a child.
Materials/Presentation
This original artwork was painting using acrylic paint on a 1.5” thick, archival canvas. The edges remain white and unframed. It has been sealed with multiple coats of archival varnish.
Shipping/Handling
For local collectors (Chicagoland area), pickup is available. If you select this option, we’ll work together to arrange a date/time.
Shipping is free, and available within the 48 contiguous United States. Your piece will ship out within a week of purchase via UPS. It should arrive roughly a week after it departs the studio. Please no PO Boxes.
Note
Because this is original artwork, all sales are final. As the artist, Sydney Nogle, I own the copyright and reproduction rights to this artwork. While I photograph my work in natural light, please be aware that variations may occur between your screen and the actual painting - especially when neon colors are used. Questions about anything? Let me know here.
About this Collection:
The fruit in these still lifes take on something of a human presence in their relationships with each other and the viewer: at times displaying tenderness, energy, loneliness, passion, and playfulness.
The collection was conceived during an exceptionally dark time in my life, when I was watching the future I expected to have be taken away from me by the very person I trusted to build that future with. As an act of self-preservation, I returned in my subject matter to a place where I had last felt comfortable with the work I was producing. I attempted it again in what has now become my style, this time in acrylic paint.
I’ve never before completed a collection of this size, and finishing it before taking on another subject matter was truly a personal triumph. While aspects of my life were actively unraveling before my eyes, working on this collection became a refuge. The first steps in securing a new future for myself.
It is not a collection born out of despair, but rather out of untested optimism that I will finally step into an artistic role that has been humming in the background since I was a child.
Materials/Presentation
This original artwork was painting using acrylic paint on a 1.5” thick, archival canvas. The edges remain white and unframed. It has been sealed with multiple coats of archival varnish.
Shipping/Handling
For local collectors (Chicagoland area), pickup is available. If you select this option, we’ll work together to arrange a date/time.
Shipping is free, and available within the 48 contiguous United States. Your piece will ship out within a week of purchase via UPS. It should arrive roughly a week after it departs the studio. Please no PO Boxes.
Note
Because this is original artwork, all sales are final. As the artist, Sydney Nogle, I own the copyright and reproduction rights to this artwork. While I photograph my work in natural light, please be aware that variations may occur between your screen and the actual painting - especially when neon colors are used. Questions about anything? Let me know here.