This vibrant landscape painting features a dynamic interplay of bold colors and expressive brushstrokes. The composition is dominated by a striking palette of oranges, yellows, and greens, evoking the vibrancy of an autumnal forest. The artist employs a loose, gestural style, with thick application of paint creating a sense of movement and energy. While the landscape elements are recognizable, the painting has an abstract quality, suggesting a subjective interpretation of the natural world. The artist's intention appears to be capturing the essence and emotional resonance of the scene, rather than a photorealistic depiction. This work exemplifies the artist's distinctive approach to landscape painting, blending representation and abstraction to create a captivating and atmospheric visual experience. ...
Shota Nakamura applies oils until something intuitively clicks and the painting lifts off the ground. His ruminative images are largely occupied by mosaic landscapes and quiescent figures. Certain junctures in his palette produce a hyperreality that rages against the natural world. Any figural presence is apparitional, as though the human subject were merely an echo. Nakamura introduces the viewer to his experience of daily rituals, extracting the light as it blares through his studio or domestic windows then consigning its essence to oils on canvas. The elastic boundary between interior and exterior is well represented by Nakamura in his interweaving of personal narratives and painting-as-subject. ...
C L E A R I N G is a contemporary art gallery based in New York, Los Angeles and Brussels. The gallery was founded in 2011, with the focus of showing emerging art. It now represents over 20 living artists, providing many of them - such as Harold Ancart, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Chase Hall, Calvin Marcus and Marina Pinsky - with their first gallery exhibition. The gallery also represents the estates of Eduardo Paolozzi, Bruno Gironcoli and René Heyvaert. C L E A R I N G supports its artists by producing works, exhibitions and books, as well as working closely with public and private institutions. ...
