NEON LIGHTS

THE WALL SERIES

Hyperrealism painting Neon Lights by Denis Peterson

 

  • Painting Series:
    The Wall
  • Media:
    Acrylics
  • Painting Method:
    Airbrush/Glazed Layers
  • Substrate:
    35"x54" Stretched Canvas
  • Signed Prints/Edition 100:
    42 Available
  • Past Exhibitions:
    Gallery


  • The story behind the image:

    The irony of so many items for sale in the background, many of which were unlikely available to him. NYC is unforgiving, but still a mecca for the disenfranchised and impoverished. I never got to hear his story, but I suspect I already knew it.

    "Because of the theme of work and his technical abilities, Peterson's paintings have a timeless symbolic meaning rather than mere appearance of a photograph. While hyper-real in definition, they break from structures of photography as an acceptable simulation of reality - instead creating a sense of loss from personalization and interaction."
    Joshua Rose - American Art Collector Magazine

    Preparatory Drawings and Watercolors: AVAILABLE



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