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EDEN @ THE TRUMAN 10/18/18
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//Daybreak
Anaheim, 2018
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Psychedelic Oil Paintings of New York City by Alexandra Pacula
Artist Alexandra Pacula’s artistry investigates the seduction and glamour of the city lights through speed, vibrancy and psychedelic element in her oil paintings. Featuring some of New York City’s most famous icons, such as Times Square, the Brooklyn Bridge, the yellow cab, and the Empire State Building, Pacula successfully paints what resembles a blurry, high-exposure photograph.
The urgency of the city lights become a fleeting moment and confused sensation, which is enticing and elusive. Overall Pacula’s pieces capture the essence and ambiance of New York City, while maintaining a romantic sensibility without detracting from its urban charm.
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Yayoi Kusama, Infinity Mirrored Room - Filled with the Brilliance of Life (2011)
“Eccentric Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s intriguing art installation at the David Zwirner gallery in New York tussles with a tough concept that most of us have a difficult time wrapping our heads around – infinity. Her “I Who Have Arrived In Heaven” installation features infinity rooms that let visitors take a step into an enchanting and endless space.” - Bored Panda