Explore the latest arrivals from Geoffrey Gersten and Alexander Sheversky in our gallery. Each artist offers a unique take on nostalgic imagery, bringing the whimsy of life vividly to the canvas.
To Be Free captures the suspended moment between action and stillness, as the monochrome diver floats in contrast to the bright, orderly dots behind her. The balance between the controlled, photorealistic figure and the vibrant, abstract backdrop underscores the tension between precision and freedom. Subtle brushstrokes give the figure a lifelike presence, while retaining a painterly quality that brings energy to the piece, making it both refined and dynamic. The work invites contemplation of the quiet grace found in moments of transition.
In this seamless blend of vintage and modern styles, Cowgirl Summer draws on classic black-and-white imagery while juxtaposing it with bold, colorful polka dots. The monochrome figure evokes a sense of nostalgia, but the vibrant, playful backdrop adds a contemporary twist, highlighting the interplay between tradition and modernity. This contrast of eras—soft, nostalgic tones against sharp, vivid color—creates a visual dialogue that feels both timeless and fresh, capturing the enduring spirit of reinvention with subtle elegance.
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Six Gummy Bears captures the joy of childhood nostalgia through a dazzling array of vividly colored gummy bears. The photorealistic textures create a playful tension between reality and fantasy, drawing the viewer into a world that feels both tangible and dreamlike. The light softly dances across the translucent surfaces of the gummy bears, evoking a sense of innocence and delight. It’s a celebration of color and form, making this work a visual treat for anyone who appreciates the intersection of fun and fine art.
A captivating exploration of light and glass, Candy immortalizes the simple yet timeless beauty of a Mason jar filled with brightly colored candies. The intricate reflections and refractions of light on the glass surface create a hyperrealistic effect, juxtaposed against the stark black background, making the jar appear like a beacon of sweet memories. This piece offers a sensory overload, combining vibrant color with crisp detail that invites the viewer to savor every nuance of its composition.
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See Them In Person
There’s something incredibly special about experiencing art in person. You can truly appreciate the texture of the paint, the scale of the canvas, and the nuances of color and light when you stand before these works.
Visit one of our gallery locations to view their work, or email inquiry@merrittgallery.com for more info about a specific piece.