Original artwork description:

This painting was inspired by my love for the colours gold, white, and black and the synergies they create when used together.

This painting is predominantly gold with wilting lines of white and black peeking through. There are also markings where the gold paint has been removed to show the black or white paint underneath. The result is spontaneous and intense. This is a bold piece that can work in a variety of settings.

The work is ready to hang with a wire attached. The sides are painted gold for a continuous look. No frame is required unless desired.

Please note that the in situ images are for display purposes only and may show framing options if desired. This work is sold unframed.

Please Note:
- The in situ images are for display purposes only to show the work in different interiors and/or with suggested frames if desired. Please refer to the exact size of the work provided in the description.

Thank you for your interest in my work!
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Joyce Fournier is a multidisciplinary painter and sculptor living and working in Toronto. Art is her true passion, and she has had an extensive art practice for more than 25 years consisting of Abstract Works, Landscapes, Figurative Works, and Bronze Sculpture.

While her current focus is Abstract Expressionist painting, Joyce also has a love for sculpting, painting and drawing the human form for which she was academically trained. She has been most influenced by the Abstract Expressionist movement of post-World War II America such as the works of Robert Motherwell, Franz Kline, and Hans Hofmann as well as the works of Joan Mitchell and Canadian artist, Jean Albert McEwen.

Joyce has exhibited her work in solo and group shows in several cities in North America, and Europe. (Montreal, Toronto, New York City, Miami, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, Paris, Amsterdam, Leipzig, Hamburg, Florence, Rome)

Featured on several occasions in American Art Collector magazine since 2009, her work is found in private collections in Canada, The United States, and Internationally.

Materials used:

acrylic

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