Theatre

Katie Lyle

Theatre, 2020101.6 x 83.8cm6500 USD
Details
MaterialGalleryLocation
oil paint, pencil crayon, pastel and collage on canvas, mounted with wax and adhesive on canvasFranz KakaToronto
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract painting features a vibrant color palette of greens and yellows, creating a serene and dreamlike composition. The overall design incorporates geometric shapes, including a rectangular frame and a central circular motif, which add a sense of balance and structure to the piece. The artist's distinctive brushwork and layered application of paint suggest an expressive and spontaneous approach, evoking a sense of movement and emotion. This work likely reflects the artist's personal exploration of color, form, and the subconscious, offering a contemplative and imaginative perspective on the visual world. ...

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Katie Lyle
Artist
Katie Lyle
B.1982

Katie Lyle works with painting, drawing, and performance. When working with canvas, she pays particular attention to the surface of this material. She often leaves parts of the canvas untreated, using glue both as a binding agent and a framing element. This results in a glossy halo that envelops her artwork. Lyle’s intense focus on materiality permits her to portray the human form, not just through traditional composition, but also through the nuanced interplay of constructed shadows. Such an approach seamlessly ties the artwork to the physical labor behind it—the tactile sensations of holding a paintbrush, of assembling the canvas, and of sculpting the collaged elements. In a past installation, Lyle included an art trolley in her exhibit space, gesturing towards art-handling practices and subtly nudging viewers to recognize and acknowledge the behind-the-scenes efforts within art-making processes. By accentuating often overlooked aspects of art production and juxtaposing them with diverse representations of the human body, Lyle astutely underscores the significance of the artist’s physical presence within the commercial art sector. ...

Katie Lyle: Artworks
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Summer drawings (6)
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Franz Kaka
Gallery
Franz Kaka
Toronto