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Sven Weigle's acrylic paintings find the balance between hard and soft. Fundamentally graphic in design, Weigle's work foregrounds crisp, geometric shapes. He explores their repetition and the way they can change subtly over the course of a series in many different ways: in size, color, opacity, even silhouette and rigidity. The shape's simplicity and chameleon-like ability to evolve are Weigle's main subjects; like any visual topic, they can evoke any number of real-world objects and concepts outside the canvas.Weigle is highly skilled in his technique. When his lines are sharp, they can cut glass, and when they are meant to be soft they are light as a feather. His colors can be perfectly saturated or airily diffuse, depending on the atmosphere. Overall, his pieces display a clarity of vision: keen colors, true compositional direction, and an innate sensitivity to exactly how much an artist should simplify.Weigle was born in Wuppertal, Germany where he still lives today. Exhibition Dates: April 25, 2017 – May 16, 2017Reception: Thursday, April 27, 6:00pm - 8:00pmGallery Hours: Tues-Sat 11:00am – 6:00pmGallery Location: 530 West 25th St, Chelsea, New YorkEvent URL: http://www.agora-gallery.com/artistpage/Sven_Weigle.aspx Featured Artists:Portal to EnigmaMague Brewer | A. Cornelia Weigle | Sven Weigle | Catherine Harasymiw | Patricia Queiruga | Cristina Prieto Crespi | Cindy Parsley | Lois Gold About the ExhibitionPortal to EnigmaAgora Gallery is pleased to present Portal to Enigma, a new group exhibition exploring the possibilities of extreme abstraction and non-representational art. As its title suggests, this show is about finding meaning within compositions that can be obscure or even withholding. The work on display throws the spotlight on the non-literal components of visual depiction: texture, color, form, and arrangement in space. Portal to Enigma is a unique survey of the latest in abstraction.Among the eight featured artists are some who play with landscape, some who play with figural studies, and some who work purely outside of representational boundaries. One artist fractures the human body into slices almost as if to show the movement of time across the canvas. Another depicts nature as a romantic, mysterious collection of impossibly rich colors. The exhibition includes experiments in pattern, texture, and highly intricate mark-making. These are some of the most energized, relentlessly curious abstract artists working in the field today.
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