paintings on deconstructed boxes

Remember when *deconstructed* was the buzz word of the day? I don’t see that word out there so often these days, but it does describe what I have done with the commercial product boxes I used as supports to paint on in the examples below.

I pulled apart, or deconstructed various three-dimensional cartons or product boxes without tearing. Once flattened, I joined two or more boxes together to make a support for painting experiments. There are at least four butter boxes joined in this first example, with most traces of the overall yellow color and deep blue printed lettering painted out. In the various views of the Brillo box painting, transparent paint and unpainted portions incorporate areas of the original box color and lettering into the composition.

Butter box painting #1, mixed media oil painting on paper board, approx. 24 x 14 inches, Marie Kazalia

I am also interested in the different effect the composition has when the form is viewed horizontally.

Butter box painting #1, horizontal, artist Marie Kazalia

Four views of Brillo Box painting:

Brillo box painting #1, mixed media acrylic, approx. 19 x 12 inches, artist Marie Kazalia

Horizontal views present different compositions:

Brillo Box painting #1, artist Marie Kazalia (horizontal view 1)

Brillo Box painting #1,Marie Kazalia, (horizontal view #2)

Inverted vertical view:

Brillo Box painting #1, Marie Kazalia (vertical view #2)

 

Brillo box painting # 2:

Brillo Box #2, oil pastel and oil paint on printed cardboard Brillo box, Feb 2012, Marie Kazalia

 

Brillo box painting #3:

Brillo Box 3, acrylic on cardboard printed Brillo box, Feb 2012, Marie Kazalia

Painting in the Round

In 2008, I experimented with round mold-formed watercolor paper. This paper is 15 1/2 inches across, heavily sized, has slightly irregular edges and is quite thick and stiff.

Here are two:

Veils, mixed media on round formed paper, 15-1/2 inches in diameter, by Marie Kazalia, 2008

Petals, mixed media on round mold-formed paper, 15-1/2 inches in diameter, by Marie Kazalia, 2008

All artworks on this site may be purchased directly from the artist via PayPal invoice. Contact Marie Kazalia by email: MarieKazalia@gmail.com

The round painting titled Veils may be purchased on the Zatista site here, and the painting titled Petals here. Both round paintings are also in my ArtWeb portfolio.

Buy Original Art: 48 x 48 inch painting on canvas

This is the first appearance online of this painting I created in September 2010. I also uploaded this one to my Zatista and ArtWeb portfolios.

Sanscaras, dimensions: 48 h. x 48 w. x d. 1-3/4 inches /129.92 x 129.92 x 3 cm, materials: acrylic, ink, Flashe on canvas, by Marie Kazalia, September 2010

Sanscaras, painting on canvas, Detail 1

Sanscara painting on canvas, Detail 2

Sanscaras, painting on canvas, Detail 3

Sanscaras, painting on canvas, Detail 4

 

 

Abstract Stripes 1

On of a kind alkyd oil painting created with artist grade alkyd oil paints poured in runs over a Winsor & Newton canvas sized 18 x 15 x 1.5 inches. The unique features of the artwork are the paint layers, runs, crisscrossing paint built up in a texture and muli-color pattern that extends over canvas wrapped edges. Canvas is ready to hang–no need to frame. Contact Marie Kazalia via email: MarieKazalia@gmail.com

This painting may also be purchased on Zatista.

                                                                                            Abstract Stripes 1, alkyd oil paint on canvas, 18 x 14 x 1.5 inches, $400USD + $25. shipping in USA.