Artist Information:
Diane Davis
Bronx, NY
United States
Member Since: Oct 2005
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Artist Statement:
My abstract paintings are
based on New York City’s urban
communities and the way we
occupy space within that
environment. Within the
intricate symbols of the human
experience there is design.
There is a system that our
innate spirits know from deep
within that forms repetitive
clusters in varied densities
of a given space. Our daily
lives are directed by
numerical codes that underlie
how we think and move. We
cluster like the stars,
branches and cells under a
microscope.
I have observed pedestrians in
repeated formation often
creating triangular shapes as
they move about.
In our physical form we walk,
sit and congregate in
patterns. In dense areas
where there appears chaos,
there is also order within
creating constant shapes be it
in color or composition.
Thus, composition and
disparate colors are place
strategically in a variation
of geometric and organic
shapes creating movement in my
series of work. By my
application of this technique,
my paintings emanate a sense
of chaos yet order within the
chaos.
My goal is to contribute to
the world and the environment
by investigating our human
desire to create such systems
by the use of abstract form
highlighting ...
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Diane Davis's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Diane Davis's Portfolio. Browse Davis's body of work: My abstract paintings are based on New York City’s urban communities and the way we occupy space within that environment. Within the intricate symbols of the human experience there is design. There is a system that our innate spirits know from deep within that forms repetitive clusters in varied densities of a given space. Our daily lives are directed by numerical codes that underlie how we think and move. We cluster like the stars, branches and cells under a microscope.
I have observed pedestrians in repeated formation often creating triangular shapes as they move about.
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Weeping Willow in the Wind, 2004
Mixed Media,
34 x 54 X 2 inches
Price: US$ 3500
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Watchers, 2004
Mixed Media,
16 x 20 X 2 inches
Price: US$ 1000
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Melodies, 2004
Mixed Media,
16 x 20 X 2 inches
Price: US$ 1200
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Yearning, 2003
Oil Painting,
24 x 30 X 1 inches
Price: US$ 1500
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City Lights Over the Hudson, 2008
Other Painting,
8 x 10 inches
Price: US$ 700
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