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Waves of Reflection, 2021

Inspire Me Collection

Rosalie Angelillo

Hunter College at CUNY

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The Back Story

Waves of Reflection

Inspire Me Collection

Dive into the mesmerizing world of "Waves of Reflection," where the artist's love for bodies of water and the summer season comes to life on canvas. With every stroke, the artist sought to capture the vastness and beauty of the ocean, emphasizing the interplay of shadow and highlights. To enhance its allure, a layer of hard casting resin was meticulously applied, imbuing the artwork with a glossy finish reminiscent of the shimmering quality of the sea. Let your gaze wander across this captivating piece, and immerse yourself in the tranquil harmony of "Waves of Reflection."

* This creation is framed.

The Creator

Rosalie Angelillo

Specialization/Major

Fine Arts

Graduation Year

2023

Location

United States

About

Living in New York City as a graduated art student, I am constantly around such an effervescent environment. This which appears throughout my expressive oil painting artwork. My mission in my art, is to captivate the viewers mind and eye through vibrant colors, brushwork, blending, and style. My concepts come emerge deep within me, as I always try to evoke something that is worth noting. My subject matter is mainly surrounding positivity, the inner self, locations which influence the viewer, and many other changing theories. To inspire, and teach others with the magical mediums of 2-D art making is my chosen journey I was born for. I believe everyone has an artistic sense, and I want to bring it out within them through my arts visual and symbolic messages.

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Features

Imperial

Metric

Measurements (Width X Height X Depth)

24 X 18 X 2 in

60.96 X 45.72 X 5.08 Cm

Weight

2 lb

0.91 Kg

Materials

Oil paint on canvas with a layer of hard glossy resin overtop

The Process

In the process of painting this I didn’t expect for it to be so difficult, to study each ripples shadow and reflection, if I failed to do this it wouldn’t come together or make sense. In reality this is just a bunch of abstract lines and shapes when you look up close, but looking out at the whole painting you see what it is, a wave. Over 40 hours of close observation of these shadows and lights, led to this final painting. I challenged my eye to look deeper and really study the values of the wave. As well as to develop a better sense of patience.