Artist Information:
A. K. Xela
Roslyn, NY
United States
Member Since: Jan 2007
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Artist Statement:
XELA apprenticed to the late
French/Israeli artist Yitzhak
Parnell in addition to a
working education in Florence,
London and New York.
Visit his web site at
http://www.xelaart.com, and
email him at XELA@xelaart.com
Original art and high-quality
Giclee reproductions on canvas
and paper are available for
sale. Licensing inquiries are
welcome.
XELA's "new medium" is unusual
both in its content and
execution. Designed and drawn
in an almost sketch form, it
is translated and transformed
with the aid of computer
technology. Shapes and
outlines are formed from a
rich palette of vinyl material
and applied to canvas or
board.
The vibrant "happy" colors of
an unmixed primary color
palette and a lively
expression of his art reflect
the artist's approach to his
subject matter and his
constant search for innovative
ways for a fresh and timely
expression of his art.
The artist became a well known
multi-dimensional
exhibit-museum designer,
specializing in theme exhibits
and museums. He has designed
more than 50 museum exhibits
and a long list of theme
exhibitions in the U.S. and
overseas.
Throughout his design career,
past and present, XELA keeps
painting and incorporating his
art ...
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A. K. Xela's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to A. K. Xela's Portfolio. Browse Xela's body of work: XELA apprenticed to the late French/Israeli artist Yitzhak Parnell in addition to a working education in Florence, London and New York.
Visit his web site at http://www.xelaart.com, and email him at XELA@xelaart.com
Original art and high-quality Giclee reproductions on canvas and paper are available for sale. Licensing inquiries are welcome.
XELA's "new medium" is unusual both in its content and execution. Designed and drawn in an almost sketch form, it is translated and transformed with the aid of computer technology. Shapes and outlines are formed from a rich palette of vinyl material ... |
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