Jeff Vermeeren Beautiful, Beautiful Butterflies #8 painting FRAMED with COA

Description: Jeff Vermeeren One of a Kind Beautiful, Beautiful Butterflies #8 mixed media painting FRAMED on black with COA Painting size: 24" x 36" Framed size ~ 40" x 28" Jeff Vermeeren is the innovator behind an exciting new style he calls “Extreme Abstract,” in which he uses fire, freezing, pressure, and volatile chemicals to create vibrant, color-soaked works of breathtaking metallic art. Born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Vermeeren gravitated toward art and creative pursuits at a young age. His hometown values have served as a guiding influence in his life and have driven him to reach higher, dig deeper, and push the limits of possibility. Early on, he found artistic inspiration through exploration and discovery and loved to manipulate and repurpose everyday items. Later in life, he founded his own construction and demolition company, which razes anything and everything from full size buildings to small construction projects, using excavators and a lot of manpower. This environment led to Vermeeren’s exploration with different techniques in creating art and, ultimately, to his signature style “Extreme Abstract.” In an article for Fine Art Magazine, it described the process of how one typical Vermeeren mixed-media work was created: “Freezing his product, setting it on fire and setting it on fire again, sometimes up to 15 layers of ‘paint’ are applied and the different temperatures can brighten, darken, or simply coalesce to render swirling nebulae of cosmic proportion, bringing in light or simply reflecting it. “[Vermeeren said,] Some people think I spray it, or drip it. But, in actuality, I have tons of different techniques. It almost looks ceramic, some say. Others are sure it’s glass, or plastic, or that there’s a light behind my painting. It’s interesting because everybody has their ideas and thoughts on how it’s produced. For now, it’s my little secret and for me, definitely, I can stand out with it.” Today, Vermeeren originals are highly sought after by collectors around the world.

Price: 5199 USD

Location: Hornell, New York

End Time: 2024-10-19T21:00:49.000Z

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