"Encroachment" is a large abstract painting that captures the essence of the Brooklyn Bridge in a unique way. The neutral color palette adds a sense of timelessness and allows the viewer to focus on the abstract elements and emotions evoked by the artwork. The composition features dynamic lines and shapes, hinting at the architectural structure of the bridge or conveying a sense of movement and transition. Overall, "Encroachment" invites viewers to interpret and explore their own connections to the theme and imagery presented in the painting.
Large modern abstract landscape original painting titled with monochromatic gray tones.
A large statement piece that brings energy and focus to any space.
This painting was inspired by the Empire Fulton Ferry Lawn. As the cities encroach on the natural environment it reminds us of its importance and was also inspired by the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.
47x58 inches this large vertical painting is neutral in color with some greens and grays. There are additional marks using sketching materials, archival inks and graphite and oil pastel.

The painting is signed on the front and back and coated with a UV semi-gloss varnish for protection and light luster, wired on the back and ready to hang.

Michele Zuzalek is a contemporary abstract and landscape painter living and working in Santa Barbara California and Washington DC. She is a graduate of Art Center College of Design. Her work is widely collected both nationally and internationally.


Condition:
Imperfections: No Imperfections

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Acrylic Paint, Graphite, Oil Pastel

Details:
Art Subjects: Cityscape, Abstract
What type of item is it? Not Used
Country of Origin: United States
Frame Type: Unframed

No Imperfections