Andy Van Lich
In “Venus & Mars,” the piece visually interprets the classical dichotomy between the feminine and masculine archetypes. The use of a soft, muted yellow background creates a neutral space where these representations can coexist and converse. The sketched lines that form the faces are minimal, yet expressive, suggesting an underlying complexity within the simplicity.
“Rage” confronts the viewer with a tempest of emotion, embodied within the elemental force of a mask-like figure. The artwork is awash with a tumultuous energy, conveyed through the choice of fiery reds and the stark contrast of bold, blue lines that carve out the features of the visage with unyielding intensity.
“Chatter” is a vivid expression of social interaction and the overlapping voices that define human communication. The artwork is segmented into three distinct color blocks, a sandy yellow and a sky blue, each filled with an array of faces outlined in a contrasting orange and blue. This choice of color not only visually separates the […]
“Flamenco” is a striking visual symphony that exudes the dynamic flair and passionate energy associated with its namesake dance. The central figure, depicted in sweeping white strokes against a stark black background, captures the fluidity and grace of a dancer in motion. The abstract form conjures the swirl of a skirt, the arch of a […]
Andy Van Lich