A work of "nail polish on paper" by Atlanta artist Scott Ingram is the focal point of this lovely room by Suzanne Kasler.
A show at the Solomon Projects Gallery illustrates Ingram's technique.
Here is another Ingram installation seen at Apartment Therapy.
15 comments:
Very cool! I may have to get out all my old bottles of nail polish and create my own art ;-)
So interesting to see his work in the Kasler room. Great post.
I really like the work of Scott Ingram. Great post!
So, when do we get to see your husband's art?
I love the room at the top - now I think that is just perfect.
Also really like this type of art, fantastic!
Sarah--Thanks for asking. I am still trying to talk him into letting me do a post on his work. I will forward your request.
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Really like this post--the detailed shots of the artwork and the rooms they inhabit--beautiful!
I really like the sofa in the Kasler room, and I really love the art. I think the "paintings" are so appealing.
Great post! Yes, do work on your husband, we'd love to see his work!
The art is fun - but the striped chairs in the top image is making cast around my dream house for something to re-cover!
I love the room and it's been a long time since I admired anything even remotely gray and burgundy! The nail polish technique is awesome. It reminds me of how many tables I ruined as a teenager!
Jackie
That first room is wonderful! I think my favorite painting is really the gallery peice with all the drips at the bottom. I think it would be great to be able to buy one like that!
oh, YES! i have the top room in my inspiration folder and i remember thinking how well the painting pulled all the colors. now i know who the artist was! thank you!
Such interesting art! Awesome!
how devilishly clever! Hmm... I can think of a few ways to do this on my own, but he has such a clean, modern way of achieving his results. very nice post. I am always excited about art!
I'm obsessed with the fireplace. It's super nice.
-ontario honey
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