Oil, acrylic, faucet, and screws on panel, 36 x 48 inches.
This painting is available. Please message me at vermassa@gmail.com
From a series of paintings I was making in New York City where I was using dichotomous spaces with a figure’s transition to symbolize moving info fuller awareness and potential.
Oil on canvas, 48x 48 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 66 x 66 inches.
Available. Please email me at vermassa@gmail.com
This painting, aloong with the paintings in this gallery with the strongly demarked visual borders related to a symbolic language I was exploring at the time. The morphed pictogram-like visual transformation relates to the desire to go from a more 'Flatland' environment into something or somewhere with more form and meaning. The 'babies' at this time were more symbols of fresh vision and experience that literal new human forms.
Oil and oil stick on canvas, 72 x 54 inches.
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This was painted in my last apartment in Brooklyn near the very end of my 5 years as a student at the Art Students League of New York. It was a piece that grew very organically with a lot of time spent observing it in different light conditions, meditating upon it, learning more and more to be guided by the painting as much as to encourage its direction.
Oil on canvas, 20 x 20 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 48 x 36 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 14 x 11 inches.
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Oil on gessoed 300lb watercolour paper, 23 x 16 inches.
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Oil, screws, and wood frame on plywood, 20 x 16 inches.
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From a series of paintings I was making in New York City where I was using dichotomous spaces with a figure’s transition to symbolize moving info fuller awareness and potential.
Oil and screws on plywood, 60 x 20 inches.
This painting is currently available. Please contact me at vermassa@gmail.com
From a series of paintings I was making in New York City where I was using dichotomous spaces with a figure’s transition to symbolize moving info fuller awareness and potential.
From a series of paintings I was making in New York City where I was using dichotomous spaces with a figure’s transition to symbolize moving info fuller awareness and potential.
Oil, pedal, and screws on plywood, 24 x 28 inches.
This painting is available. Please contact me at vermassa@gmail.com
From a series of paintings I was making in New York City where I was using dichotomous spaces with a figure’s transition to symbolize moving info fuller awareness and potential.
Oil, copper, and screws on plywood, 15 x 13 inches.
SOLD
This painting and all of these with the strongly demarked visual borders related to a symbolic language I was exploring at the time. The morphed pictogram-like visual transformation relates to the desire to go from a more 'Flatland' environment into something or somewhere with more form and meaning. The 'babies' at this time were more symbols of fresh vision and experience that literal new human forms.
Oil on canvas, 30x 30 inches.
SOLD
The figure here is based on sculptor/painter, Mike Bloom, painted during my time at the Art Students League in New York City.
Oil on canvas, 42x 60 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches.
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Oil on panels, 5x 7 inches each.
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Oil, oil stick, and acrylic on canvas, 48 x 48 inches.
This painting is currently available. Please contact me at vermassa@gmail.com
This painting began as a more traditional commissioned family portrait. With working on it over the events of 9-11, it took a turn into chaos and automatism. I let the process take me where it wanted to go, and here it is.
Oil, acrylic, and marker on 300lb watercolour paper, 15 x 11 inches each.
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This and the image beside show 21 of the 22 piece series of Lucky Kats that was created on a trip back to New York City while I was living in Toronto. They were conceived of as sitting meditators as much as deviations from symbolic porcelain feline figurines for bringing prosperity and luck.
Oil, acrylic, and marker on 300lb watercolour paper, 15 x 11 inches each.
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This and the image beside show 21 of the 22 piece series of Lucky Kats that was created on a trip back to New York City while I was living in Toronto. They were conceived of as sitting meditators as much as deviations from symbolic porcelain feline figurines for bringing prosperity and luck.
Oil and oil stick on canvas, 48 x 38 inches.
SOLD
Oil on canvas, 60 x 42 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 60x 48 inches.
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Oil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches.
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Paul Logerfo was a great man and groundbreaking surgeon in the field of oncology. Forever grateful to Paul & Kristin Logerfo as friends and supporters during my days in New York City. Paul will be forever missed but remembered.