“Ode to Sue’s Pillow” and “Leave Room in Your Heart” have both been sold to a private collection.
“Ode to Sue’s Pillow”
I’d become attached to them both and it was easier to let go knowing they will be well loved. It was fun to talk to the new owner and hear what they saw in the paintings. It’s often different than what I see – which is something I love about intuitive abstract work. It can speak to whoever the viewer is and whatever they need.
“Leave Room in Your Heart”
Also – I don’t do commissions perse, but was shown a pillow for color ideas and that’s how the first piece came to be. It was so fun to create and I am very grateful to everyone who supports my art!! ♥
Both pieces are 18×24, acrylic on wood with a matte varnish. Most of my abstract art is shared over on Instagram@taniapalermostudioonmain – I’d love to interact with you there. :)
‘Time Traveler’; 11″x14″x3/4″ acrylic on wood panel
This abstract painting is looking for a new home. It is often in the photographing of the piece that I begin to see it more clearly. Or, see it beyond what my original intention was and more as what the painting itself wanted to express. Through the lens of my camera I saw the likeness of a person walking forward and pushing through a wall of some kind – and a sort of shadow self of that person just behind. Sometimes I hesitate to share what I see though – because I don’t want to influence what you see reflected in the image. I’m happy for you to claim it as your own and find your own meaning in the work.
11″x14″x3/4″
Acrylic on wood panel sealed with a matte finish
$85 local pick up
$105 shipped in the U.S. / shipping outside of the U.S. can be calculated upon interest
Pink Origami is an original artwork. It is acrylic on a 36″x36″x3/4″ stretched canvas. ****Color and size are not accurately depicted in above photo.**** ***This is just to give an idea of it hanging in your home.***
This new intuitive, abstract painting, Pink Origami, is available locally.
Here are several images to depict color and texture. Please note that your computer screen may affect the colors you see.
Tania Palermo [Studio on Main] 