Patricia Larsen

River Crossing Rivers

In "River Crossing Rivers," Patricia Larsen once again proves why she's a force to be reckoned with in the contemporary art scene. This 24 x 24 x 1.5 inch canvas is a testament to Larsen's mastery of texture and abstraction.Larsen employs her signature mix of plaster and pigment on panel, creating a work that is at once tactile and ethereal. The layered application of these materials results in a surface that begs to be touched, yet maintains a certain visual depth that keeps the viewer's eye engaged from a distance.Many who experience a painting of Patricia Larsen think it’s the work of a Zen monk, someone who’s mastered the elements of purity - but it’s Larsen’s memories of playing in Albertan prairie fields that melt into her images.

• Mixed Media on Panel
24.00w x 24.00h x 2.00d in
$4,200.00
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River Crossing Rivers by Patricia Larsen is a square concrete slab with a small, dark circular hole in the middle. A vertical red line bisects the slab while a horizontal red line intersects it just above the center. With its minimalist design and striking contrast, this piece evokes a contemporary abstract painting by Canadian artist Patricia Larsen.
River Crossing Rivers by Patricia Larsen this is a close-up shot of a distressed wooden surface with faded red and black text and symbols, reminiscent of a Patricia Larsen contemporary abstract painting. The wood has a weathered look, with visible grains and textures. There is a black circular mark towards the left-central part of the image.
River Crossing Rivers is a contemporary abstract painting by Canadian artist Patricia Larsen features abstract elements in shades of gray and red. With a layered texture of intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, patches of red and green add depth. The piece is elegantly hung on a plain white wall.
River Crossing Rivers by Patricia Larsen Minimalist workspace with a computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse set on a white desk. A beige bag, a small plant, and various stationery items are placed next to the monitor. An abstract painting with red and grey tones by Canadian artist Patricia Larsen is hung on the white wall above the desk.