Audiello Fine Art, Inc. is pleased to announce an exhibition of painting by Warren Isensee. Warren Isensee has been part of the New York abstract scene for the past decade and his elaborate research has brought him to a very substantial and sophisticated contribution.
Audiello Fine Art, Inc. is pleased to announce an exhibition of painting
by
Warren Isensee.
Warren Isensee has been part of the New York abstract scene for the
past
decade and his elaborate research has brought him to a very
substantial and
sophisticated contribution.
Isensee has created his own game of combinations and possibilities
by playing with modular ideas that refer to the organic world, comic
books and a kind of psychedelia derived from 1960's popular design.
With patterns and colors like the Op inspired kitchens from his
childhood, he conjures memories of bold print curtains, shiny Formica
countertops and multicolored housecoats of the American Housewife
with new potential.
Raised during the fifties as an "All-American" boy, he has being
looking in the memories of his teenage years, in the American dream
and into the explosive sixties for a sense of well being, travel and
discoveries.
The result is a well-defined controlled abstraction that keeps alive a
certain
sense of wonder and positivety, but like in any good psychedelic trip
the edge between beauty and horror, between order and insanity is
very thin. This duality appears to us through what seems to be very
balanced compositions
where different kinds of accumulations or structures give the illusion of
a very precise project, the powerful opticality and the color vibrancy
instead seem to work toward some kind of explosive playful frenzy. It
seems that this very energy stands as an almost mystical reason
behind the need to make his next painting.
The show will open on Friday, February 2,2001 and
will run
through March 10,2001. This will be his first exhibition with Audiello
Fine Art,
Inc.
Audiello Fine Art, Inc. -
526 West 26th Street 5th Floor -
New York, NY, 10011 -
tel: 212.675-9082 fax: 212.675-8680