By
Noel Hefele
Piece description from the artist
This was an experiment with the citrasolv transfer method. You can use the solvent to lift ink out of magazine images. I then added color and texture to what appeared.
The paper surface is an index card from the early 1980s, contributing to the nostalgic feel.
I paint New York City's wild edges – the parks, waterways, and forgotten green spaces where nature persists despite urban pressure.
Based in the Bronx, I'm currently exploring Van Cortlandt Park, one of NYC's largest and wildest parks. My work captures these landscapes in oil, focusing on the moments when light, water, and seasons transform familiar places into something unexpected.
I studied at Carnegie Mellon (BFA) and in England (MA in Arts and Ecology). My paintings are in private collections internationally.
See more at noelhefele.com
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