Frank Was Here (Architected Landscape 71) Painting

This is the second work in the series "Frank Was Here". The series references architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright and reimagines it in combination with different landscapes. Wright was known for pioneering architecture that tries to incorporate and blend with the landscape. However, when one places aspects of his architecture within that space, the harmonious execution is questioned. This piece in particular takes imagery from the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Wright designed the museum in some ways to say that he was still relevant as a modern architect and could create a large, white, non-linear space. In the painting, the walkways of the museum obstruct, yet also highlight the landscape beyond, which could almost be an installation on the museum walls.