Guest Curated by
Gil Melott
Studio 6F Principal Designer
Gil Melott has been recognized for his unapologetic approach to blending disparate textures and periods into a well-curated story. As an interior design firm, Studio 6F works on both residential and boutique hospitality, and Gil is an oft sought after art consultant. The Wall Street Journal has described his work as “eclectic, in a mindful, modern way.” Here are the Tappan artists and works that made it onto his wishlist.
Guest Curated by
Gil Melott
Studio 6F Principal Designer
Gil Melott has been recognized for his unapologetic approach to blending disparate textures and periods into a well-curated story. As an interior design firm, Studio 6F works on both residential and boutique hospitality, and Gil is an oft sought after art consultant. The Wall Street Journal has described his work as “eclectic, in a mindful, modern way.” Here are the Tappan artists and works that made it onto his wishlist.
Gil Melott says
The artist captures what he was seeking those moments of “a city within a city.” I honor those people who can help us see things we might miss—those moments in time, those split seconds that are somehow timeless.
Gil Melott says
The artist captures what he was seeking those moments of “a city within a city.” I honor those people who can help us see things we might miss—those moments in time, those split seconds that are somehow timeless.
Gil Melott says
This work uses textiles to create an abstract, minimalist landscape that allows a viewer to interact depending on perspective. It is soothing, devoid of a hard narrative leaving room for the imagination.
Gil Melott says
This work uses textiles to create an abstract, minimalist landscape that allows a viewer to interact depending on perspective. It is soothing, devoid of a hard narrative leaving room for the imagination.
Gil Melott says
This piece lives in the center lane of abstract art—no narrator, no protagonist. Just a well constructed layering of color and shape for the viewer to become intimate with. I like these you do or you do not moments.
Gil Melott says
This piece lives in the center lane of abstract art—no narrator, no protagonist. Just a well constructed layering of color and shape for the viewer to become intimate with. I like these you do or you do not moments.
