Greenville – The local Art & Light Gallery will be hosting a provocative exhibit entitled ‘Maximalist Playground’ which will start from September 3 and run until September 28. The exhibition will showcase the works of noted sculptor Olivia Bonilla and well-known painter Liz Rundorff Smith.
Art & Light Gallery is positioned at 16 Aiken St. in Greenville. The ‘Maximalist Playground’ exhibition will be accessible physically in this location, as well as virtually on the gallery’s website. The alluring display will put on a pedestal Bonilla’s specialized works created with cement and resin, paired with Rundorff Smith’s pieces, crafted with oil paint, further demonstrating the versatility of these two artists.
Under the banner ‘Maximalist Playground’, the artistic expressions of both Bonilla and Rundorff Smith are projected to display a maximalist design aesthetic. This aesthetic embraces the ‘more is more’ philosophy of the 1980s, shining the spotlight on bold colors, dramatic patterns, and objects of conspicuous exaggeration, as described by the gallery in their recent press release.
Art & Light Gallery will host an opening reception scheduled on September 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to experience the vibrant new collection emerging from the creative depths of Bonilla and Rundorff Smith. For more pertinent information, interested individuals can visit www.artandlightgallery.com.
Olivia Bonilla has conceived art that is both striking and whimsical, making use of cement and resin to construct her sculptures. Her use of these materials underscores her command over textures, transforming ordinary materials into detailed, dynamic art pieces.
On the other hand, Liz Rundorff Smith, an accomplished oil painter, graces her canvas with allure and fascination. Each stroke of her brush helps add depth and dimension to her artwork. Her creative journey is marked with a unique blend of shadows and light, with the use of oil paint adding a sophisticated touch to her work.
Art & Light Gallery invites art enthusiasts to embark on a journey through the ‘Maximalist Playground’. A visual treat, the display promises vibrant encounters with bold shapes, effervescent colors, and conspicuous patterns—a commanding flight into the world of maximalist art, supported by the meticulous work of Olivia Bonilla and Liz Rundorff Smith.
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