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Acrylic on Raw Canvas Framed in a Pale Maple Wood Floater Frame
Themes of persistence and moving forward seamlessly stretch across STRONG FOR SO LONG, the new series of contemplative color field paintings from artist Ali Enache. Through muted tones of musky ambers to twilight purples, Enache weaves together threads of melancholy and hope while blurring the line between traditional painting and textile art. Continuing to explore the concept of generating a painting with textural nuances, Enache evokes the soft and fluid qualities of textiles. Each wash or brush mark becomes a symbol of the strength found in vulnerability and the quiet power of resilience during transitions.
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Artwork Information
Year
2023
Materials
Acrylic on Raw Canvas Framed in a Pale Maple Wood Floater Frame
Authentication
The work comes with a Certification of Authenticity signed by the Co-Founder of Tappan
Dimensions
18 x 15 inches
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“I believe that empty or negative space is as important as the painted elements on my canvases.”
About the Artist
Ali Enache
Abstract artist Ali Enache’s minimalist works on raw canvas evoke a sense of calm and reflection, embracing imperfections that emerge during her creative process. Enache is inspired by the tranquility of nature, beautiful interiors, and organic color palettes. Her intuitive paintings radiate subtle, organic elegance through layered acrylic washes in muted tones reminiscent of the natural world. Enache has been featured in Architectural Digest.
Current Exhibition
Echoes of Being
Group Show
April 12 - May 28
Tappan
8200 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles CA
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In the Press
Ali Enache in Architectural Digest
Explore Ali Enache's dreamy, meditative paintings in this Architectural Digest profile on Nirav and Megha Tolia.
Read more here.
