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The Neon Saint with Disco Ball Errings Painting

David Chevtaikin

United States

Painting, Enamel on Paper

Size: 40 W x 60 H x 0.3 D in

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The most enjoyment from my art after I look into the painting is to find out what my vision was trying to tell me. As a artist at least I have the tools to materialize my vision through mastering various art disciplines thru time from the Renaissance to the contemporary art's choosing my supplies carefully. I hope the viewer finds a world of fantasy in the graffiti and street art influences with bright cartoon-like fluorescent colors playfully fused with the beauty of artful figures. The disco ball earrings were the the proverbial "Cherry On The Cake" and the final touch. Allowing myself to be stylist,as well as prop/wardrobe in a pop culture context. I often use urban proverbs or language in my work. A proverb is a simple, concrete, traditional saying that expresses a perceived truth based on common sense or experience. Proverbs are often metaphorical and use formulaic language. Collectively, they form a genre of folklore. Perhaps a modern day twist of Girl with a Pearl Earring. Vermeer’s most famous painting. It is not a portrait, but a ‘tronie’ – a painting of an imaginary figure. Tronies depict a certain type or character; in this case a girl in exotic dress, wearing an oriental turban and an improbably large pearl in her ear. Johannes Vermeer was the master of light. This is shown here in the softness of the girl’s face and the glimmers of light on her moist lips. And of course, the shining pearl.

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Painting:Enamel on Paper

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Size:40 W x 60 H x 0.3 D in

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David Chevtaikin is a Occupy Museum artist at the Whitney Museum Biennial 2017 in New York City. David was born in Albany New York, and attended Ringling College of Art and Design. He later moved to New York City, and since resides in the art center of the world. In 2017 he will be part of the Whitney Bienniall Occupy Museums. His work has been in continuing Art Shows in New York City, and in 2011 was part of the Marianne Boesky Gallery, in Chelsea "Buy "What You Love 2011". His piece "Chief Hanging Tongue" was considered for David Bowie's come back album cover, "The Next Day" (2013 Release). David's work continues to mature, and is gaining attention. His first solo exhibition featuring over 20 pieces at BAMA in 2012-2013.Titled "Initiating The Shaman - The Arch of the Cosmos, Abstraction, and the work of David Chevtaikin. Chevtaikin's work started to expose new discoveries. David's layering of his own techniques through experimentation, results in his unique energetic, rhythmic style. Recently David embarked on compositing his figurative pieces with the abstract in his series "Redefining The Line Between figurative and Abstraction" where he deepens his visual dimension. David has been described as a "Urban Shaman", going to another dimension and coming back with a new language, a visual perception and vision for us all to see. David has been Interviewed by the legendary photographer Richard Avadon.

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