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Stacy Leigh

Good on Paper, 2022121.92 x 152.4cmSign in to view price
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acrylic on canvasHarper's
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This contemporary painting depicts two figures seated at a table, engaged in an intimate conversation. The vibrant colors, particularly the orange dress and blue booth, create a visually striking composition. The artist has employed a stylized, almost cartoonish approach, with the figures' exaggerated expressions and poses. The artwork appears to explore themes of human interaction, interpersonal dynamics, and the complexities of relationships in a modern setting. The artist's intention may be to offer a commentary on contemporary social or psychological realities through this vivid and thought-provoking visual narrative. ...

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Artist
Stacy Leigh
B.1971

Despite her early attraction to the arts, Stacy Leigh previously pursued a career as a stockbroker on Wall Street, which she soon found to be a source of misery. It was only when her husband encouraged her to leave that she pursued painting, and artist Richard Prince's discovery of her figurative work on Instagram provided further impetus. Leigh's self-taught approach is fundamental to her distinct style, with many of her paintings deriving primarily from memory rather than reference materials. As a result, some of her works exhibit a slightly skewed or off-kilter quality, that evoke a striking, uncanny sensation for viewers. This is seen in the distorted perspectives and the plastic-like textures in her depiction of foliage. The vivid colors and bold brushstrokes in Leigh's works imply a lurking tension, suggesting that the tranquility of the depicted scenes could be disrupted at any moment by the appearance of an unexpected visitor. Although Leigh is aware of the underlying narrative behind her paintings, she acknowledges that it may not be immediately apparent to the audience, who instead interpret the artwork through their own internal language. ...

Stacy Leigh: Artworks
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The Hatfields and McCoys, 2022
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Stacy Leigh
The crappy guy in housenumber 2, 2022
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The Life of a Drone Day 8
Stacy Leigh
The Life of a Drone Day 8, 2023
101.6 x 101.6cm
Untitled
Stacy Leigh
Untitled, 2023
106.68 x 106.68cm
Good on Paper
Stacy Leigh
Good on Paper, 2022
121.92 x 152.4cm
Harper's
Gallery
Harper's
New York City

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