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kellyannart.com iconoculture • world view on modern beauty
An art & design study in ‘seeing beauty in what you do’. Articulating the Vatican’s call to artists | A quest for beauty | Ethics & Aesthetics in Art.
After completing kellyannart.com 2010 inertia collection, an art & design study in motion, nature & adornment. My 2011 collection focuses on seeing the beauty in what you do; my study of ethics & aesthetics in art. Through paintings on canvas, & natural photowork, I see this collection in a large modern architectural lobby.
Finding freedom within the limitations is a constant in my work. the discourse on beauty is explored by articulating conceptual abstract expressionism with distinct colorist palettes. I appropriated Marilyn Monroe imagery in this discussion on beauty, and other icons of modern beauty. There is a poetry found in the beauty in each of us. This new public art collection causes the viewer to pause. My work reflects positively on humanity. My artwork is available in limited edition reproductions for public & private collectors. Currently the originals are for exhibition.
Kellyann Gilson Lyman is a contemporary design consultant and a conceptual abstract artist.
She received her B.A. at the University of California, Los Angeles in sociology and studied visual communications and graphic arts at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Since her emergence, Kellyann Gilson has blended the concerns and methods of abstract, conceptual, appropriation art with photography and humanity to create her own unique, uplifting and engaging iconography.
Kellyann’s large-scale conceptual abstract collections reflect positively on the character of humanity.
Since her first solo show, Kellyann has exhibited in international group and solo exhibitions, articulating her vision of large scale work in public art spaces. She studies the spaces and the work in the "Museum of Modern Art":http://www.moma.org, the "Musee d'Art Moderne":http://www.mam.paris.fr/en de La Ville de Paris, as well as the Tate modern.
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