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Matt HigginsPalm 3, Contemporary Landscape Painting2023
2023
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The fourth in the Palm series by contemporary artist Matt Higgins. Painting like others in the series explores the alluring and energetic foliage of palm plants. Painted primarily from imagination this painting uses striking contrast and saturated pigments to create a vibrant, mysterious, and slightly surreal landscape. Generously applied oil paint creates a rich surface and evidence of the working process can be seen in areas built up and scraped back down using palette knives.
This piece will be professionally packaged and shipped in a heavy-duty cardboard box.
Matt Higgins b. 1987 is an artist and art professor who lives and works in Philadelphia, Pa. He maintains a regular studio practice in the Fishtown neighborhood focusing primarily on abstract styles of painting but sometimes dabbling in text based paintings, landscapes or other genres of painting.
His work is included in numerous private collections and has been included in wide range of interior design projects including residential properties, corporations and hotels.
Matt Higgins is an artist and art professor who lives and works in Philadelphia, Pa. He received his MFA from The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and BFA from West Chester University. His work is included in numerous private and public collections throughout the United States, Europe and Australia. His various bodies of work focus on themes of abstraction, the landscape and text based paintings. His work can be viewed as a constant progression, as well as a cycle from one body of work to the next. He often times returns to existing themes or motifs with a fresh outlook after departing for periods of time. Growth and learning is a significant part of the artists practice and this continued openness and exploration is what keeps his work fresh and original from one body of work to the next, never settling for predictability or the mundane.
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