

Autumn Dawn, version 2
,
2023
Patrick Piccinelli
Autumn Dawn, version 2
2023
Acrylic, Spray Paint on Canvas
Acrylic, Spray Paint on Canvas
70
70
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70
70
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2,600
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Autumn is my favorite season (along with spring!). I particularly appreciate the morning light in October. This artwork evokes the sublime colors of this season as well as the soft light of dawn.
Autumn dawn is an invitation to contemplate the ephemeral beauty of transformation, to savor the sweetness of the present moment before nature's perpetual cycle continues.
It is a moment of transition imbued with serenity and mystery, where the fresh air is charged with new promises and where falling leaves evoke both the end and the beginning.
Agnès Martin defines her art in the following way: "My paintings have no object, no space, no lines, or anything else—there is no form; they are made of light, of luminosity." They speak of fusion, of that which has no form, of the dissolution of form.
Agnès Martin: Paintings and Drawings 1974-1990, Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1991.
Autumn is my favorite season (along with spring!). I particularly appreciate the morning light in October. This artwork evokes the sublime colors of this season as well as the soft light of dawn.
Autumn dawn is an invitation to contemplate the ephemeral beauty of transformation, to savor the sweetness of the present moment before nature's perpetual cycle continues.
It is a moment of transition imbued with serenity and mystery, where the fresh air is charged with new promises and where falling leaves evoke both the end and the beginning.
Agnès Martin defines her art in the following way: "My paintings have no object, no space, no lines, or anything else—there is no form; they are made of light, of luminosity." They speak of fusion, of that which has no form, of the dissolution of form.
Agnès Martin: Paintings and Drawings 1974-1990, Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1991.



































