Uriel – God's Fire (2025) 绘画 由 Gregory Evans
“艺术”在纸上打印
这是使用非常高质量的颜料墨水在美术纸上打印并以很高的清晰度打印的过程。它的保存水平非常出色（超过100年），其质量，深度和细微差别超过了在Argentic纸上的经典照片打印。
光面漆
纤维纸除了具有非凡的厚度外，还由不含酸的α-纤维素基底组成，并覆盖有硫酸钡和在印刷过程中具有微孔层吸收作用的颜料。这款纸色为纯白色，不泛黄，特别设计用于抵抗老化。它具有出色的分辨率，呈现深沉的色彩，因此已被世界各大博物馆所采用。
Art Print“美术”-在325 g纤维原纸上的光泽处理。
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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
绘画,
油
在帆布上
- 外形尺寸 高度 47.2in, 宽度 27.6in
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
- 是否含画框 此作品未装裱
- 分类 表现主义 神秘主义
Correspondences-
Energy : Red Violet
Ruler of : Saggitarius & Pisces
Metal : Tin
Gemstone : Amethyst
Musical note : B
Accessory: Dagger
Planet : Jupiter
While this painting does not require framing, having been done in my traditional way of gallery wrapping the sides of the painting with black paint, it is recommended that it is framed. Framing carries with it a sense of permanence, completion, and provides an additional beauty, one of your choice. Its a way of personalizing the work. In this case, the only reason this painting is not ready to hang is because it needs to be wired, having been left to you ion the case that you'll be framing this piece.
Original painting done by Gregory Evans in 2025
Born in 1957 in Wimpole Park, Cambridgeshire, England, Gregory was raised in the wild and savage streets of the 1960s and 1970s in the beach communities of Santa Monica and Venice in Los Angeles, participating in the hippie, surfing, skateboarding, and punk revolutions of the time, all of which left an indelible mark on him for life . He currently lives and works in Mayenne, France. His work is owned and exhibited by private collectors in America, Holland, France, Italy, England and Scotland. The artist graduated in graphic design and found his way into the world of fine arts where he is self-taught.
In the artist's words -
I’m fascinated by life, and in particular by human behavior – for me, its all about relationship. I’m always amazed how we, as people, interact with what is around us, our response to the stimuli of the world, whether negative or positive. I tend towards storytelling, displaying the relationships we have in relation to where we are in our lives, how we’re placed in our environments. This allows me to explore both the concrete and the abstract. My research explores our stories, the myths of humanity, in a simple and direct way, without judgment, so that we can better understand ourselves and our world better.
I’m seduced by a blank canvas quickly and easily, accepting that provocation deliberately and with a fiercely planned spontaneity. I see the blank canvas as the void itself, an abyss of potential, knowing that all things and anything can appear in what is essentially just a mirror of one’s self. Some would say this emptiness, this void, is intimidating — to be staring at a nothingness that will soon be filled by the unknown is a heavy burden if taken too seriously, but for me, it is a priceless thing, its a brilliance that shines in a way that nothing else can. I thrill to the challenge of aiding those abstract concepts through into the realm of the concrete.
My work is enigmatically lyrical, cryptic, sometimes sinster and always, always playful. I push and probe without forcing things – my goal is to pay homage to our human condition in its joy and vigor, its madness and fragility, its purity and its corruption, in all its problems and all its solutions.
I use a variety of mediums and supports, although my main work is done in oil on canvas in all formats – small to medium, large to extra-large, and I always have multiples going at one time, up to a dozen or so. My colors and approach are bold and challenging, only slightly guided by laws which are much more flexible than most would consider.
