Crab Apple and Foxglove by Thomas Woodruff P.P.O.W. (New York) showed work by Thomas Woodruff and Jessica Stoller at Expo Chicago 2014.
Woodruff refers to himself as a "neo-fabulist." You may not get this from the two upper images by him but the lower image, literally, paints a picture of this neo-fabulousness. His work has the aim of being talismanic in a sense; they ward come from a dark place but ward off the real darkness. They are ornate and...well... fabulous. Find out more about the artist HERE.
Stoller's work are porcelin, china paint and lustre creations. And they seemed in perpetual danger of being knocked over by art show visitors. But they, mercifully, weren't. See more of Stoller's work HERE.
Woodruff refers to himself as a "neo-fabulist." You may not get this from the two upper images by him but the lower image, literally, paints a picture of this neo-fabulousness. His work has the aim of being talismanic in a sense; they ward come from a dark place but ward off the real darkness. They are ornate and...well... fabulous. Find out more about the artist HERE.
Stoller's work are porcelin, china paint and lustre creations. And they seemed in perpetual danger of being knocked over by art show visitors. But they, mercifully, weren't. See more of Stoller's work HERE.
Apple and Dogwood by Thomas Woodruff
Untitled by Jessica Stoller
Still Life Variation, Sanguinic by Thomas Woodruff
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