Joseph Toney
Late Freeze, 2024
Acrylic and Shou Sugi Ban Pine with a Steel Frame
48 x 36 in
48 3/4 x 36 3/4 in framed
48 3/4 x 36 3/4 in framed
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'Several moments combined to make up this composition, specifically enjoying reflections and cloud-filled horizons while at Crystal Lake. These new works started with a couple of weeks spent camping and...
"Several moments combined to make up this composition, specifically enjoying reflections and cloud-filled horizons while at Crystal Lake. These new works started with a couple of weeks spent camping and recreating high up in the San Juans last fall. With reference photos in tow, I have been creating new moments in the studio that combine hours and sometimes days of time into new singular compositions. The new works offer a familiar vantage point while beckoning the viewer into points unknown."
Joseph Toney’s illustrative painting style, marked by clean lines and transfixing patterns, results in beautiful caricatures of the natural surroundings that inspire it: mountains, animals, clouds, and waves.
Joseph Toney’s illustrative painting style, marked by clean lines and transfixing patterns, results in beautiful caricatures of the natural surroundings that inspire it: mountains, animals, clouds, and waves.
Exhibitions
"Joseph Toney: Points Unknown"Slate Gray Gallery, Telluride CO
August 1 – September 1, 2024
