Piece description from the artist
Lehigh Valley presents an industrial landscape from above, where clusters of oil tanks emerge as quiet geometric forms within a larger field of amorphous shapes and patterns. Linear roadways and pathways weave through expanses of open land, creating a subtle framework that balances structure and fluidity. Rather than emphasizing a single focal point, the composition invites the eye to wander across interconnected forms, textures, and color relationships. Industrial elements become abstracted into a harmonious arrangement of shape, line, and space, transforming a functional site into a contemplative and visually soothing composition.
Toni Silber-Delerive, a Manhattan-based artist and graphic designer, has been making art all her life. She always wanted to be an artist. Art is her passion. Toni's work is featured in private and corporate collections and has been in many solo and group exhibitions.
The colorful and bold aerial Landscapes Toni creates show the world from a different perspective. By flattening the picture plane, they reduce details to strong graphic images. Her paintings capture the moment and let the image tell a universal story about a place or location.
Toni's silk-screens are her painting's close cousins, only in a smaller format and using a different medium. An appreciation of unconventional views and eternal human habits come together in her up-close, above-view paintings of food. The figurative painting collection, many based on old family photographs, offer a stylized impression of different periods and subjects.
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