This week I am featuring artists from the Roy Boyd Gallery in Chicago. All of the work of these artists attracted me in part due to their use of shape, texture, color and the overall feeling that while the work has been made with paint, paper etc., it could have been constructed with fabric. Anthony Sorce is the second in this series.
Crossover - Anthony Sorce
acrylic, dry pigment, gel on board
20.75" x 16.75" framed, 2005
Those of you who know my personal work can easily see why I might be attracted to Sorce's work. His interest in shape and space are both very important to me. I also connect to the statement on the galley site about his work:
"Anthony Sorce is committed to developing a physically engaged way of making art that is open to chance. He wants to be simultaneously involved in and removed from his process, harmoniously melding ideas from both Abstract Expressionism and something closer to Conceptual Art."
Journey - Anthony Sorce
acrylic, dry pigment, gel on board
23.25" x 19.25" framed, 2005
You can view more of this body of work at: http://anthonysorce.com/home.html
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