The Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery
presents Nelson Saiers "The Second Part of 1"
Saiers merges mathematics with his personal philosophies,
incorporating logical frameworks from which he sums up
the mysteries of life, with physics and humor.
presents Nelson Saiers "The Second Part of 1"
Saiers merges mathematics with his personal philosophies,
incorporating logical frameworks from which he sums up
the mysteries of life, with physics and humor.
"Beauty Imagined" 2015 Wax Pastel on Paper
66x58 in
66x58 in
"The Die is Cast 2, 3 or 7" 2015
Wax Crayon on Paper 57 x 96 in
"Genocide is Evil" 2014 Acrylic and ink on Paper
36 x 36 in
36 x 36 in
"The Original Art Basil#1" 2015 48.5 x 48.5 in
Saiers addressing attendees at his opening reception...
"The piece sumarizes Classical Greek culture and military might.
Starting with Homer, the blind father of ancient Greek thought,
the piece abstractly represents Homer's two classics: The Iliad
and The Odyssey. It moves on to the rise of Alexander,
highlighting a number of items from Greek thought, history
and mythology: the Gordian Knot, the Greek view of color,
the myth of King Midas and other."
"The piece sumarizes Classical Greek culture and military might.
Starting with Homer, the blind father of ancient Greek thought,
the piece abstractly represents Homer's two classics: The Iliad
and The Odyssey. It moves on to the rise of Alexander,
highlighting a number of items from Greek thought, history
and mythology: the Gordian Knot, the Greek view of color,
the myth of King Midas and other."
"Bernhard, the Gordian Knot and the Fall of Troy"
2015 Acrylic on Canvass with string and Teacup
48 x 48 in
2015 Acrylic on Canvass with string and Teacup
48 x 48 in
Philippe Hoerle Guggenheim
"Alice's Decision to Follow a Talking Rabbit Down a Hole"
2015 Charcoal on Paper 51 x 51
2015 Charcoal on Paper 51 x 51
Anne Verhallen, Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery
"Pin-up" 2015 Acrylic on panel 48x72 in
Jasmine and friends
Christian and Jasmine
"Science" 2015 Charcoal on Paper 26x59 in
Julia Ignatenko and myself
"Did You Do This?" 2015
Charcoal on Paper 26 x 40 in
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