Kate Spencer Stewart

Odeon, 2021167.6 x 167.6cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

oil on linenEmalinLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork showcases a captivating abstract composition of swirling, undulating patterns in a rich, earthy color palette of browns, reds, and blues. The intricate, textured surface, created using skillful brushwork, evokes a sense of movement and depth. The overall effect is one of organic, natural forms that suggest natural phenomena like geological formations or underwater landscapes. The artwork's enigmatic and evocative nature invites the viewer to engage in thoughtful contemplation of the artist's creative vision and the emotive power of abstraction. ...

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Artist

Kate Spencer Stewart

1984 , American

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Gallery

Emalin

London

Emalin is a London-based contemporary art gallery run by Angelina Volk and Leopold Thun. Prior to opening the permanent gallery space in London’s East End in September 2016, Emalin operated as an itinerant exhibition programme and project space since 2014. The gallery represents nine international artists from five countries working in a range of media, with a focus on emerging multi-disciplinary practices.