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Oil on Stonehenge paper | 2020

Brian Lotti (b.1972) often sketches in plein-air, and uses varied swathes of vibrant color, quick staccatos, and heavy impasto strokes to form color-blocked horizons. The artist uses the language of Expressionism and Impressionism to describe the fleeting, dynamic, and visceral experience of urban landscapes. Born in Okinawa, Japan, Lotti’s longtime involvement with skateboarding, as a pro rider and later filmmaker, has fostered a hypersensitivity to the street as an aesthetic subject, concerned with translating physicality, sensuality, and emotions. Pool Sketch is a fine example of how Lotti masterfully captures the spontaneity of atmosphere, light, and movement in the immediate environment.

Pool Sketch by Brian Lotti

Untitled by Tiziano Martini

MANDELBUBBLES by Marc Horowitz

Cutting Garden by Greg Ludlow

The Rat's Tail and Right Hind Leg (M) by Sipho Mabona

Well #25 by Tyler Macko

Cecil's Chair by Gene A'Hern

To Walk Like a Bone Thug in Harmony by Ken Taylor Reynaga

Porto by Greg Ludlow

Well #9 by Tyler Macko

Everyday Step by Serge Attukwei Clottey

Beach Scene With Figures by Brian Lotti

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