Victoria Kloch | modern abstract expressionism

-Third Cello, 26"x72" was purchased by Wells Fargo Bank in San Franciso to be installed at their Market Street branch.
-The BBC's DIY SOS: The Big Build used 2 of my paintings for their 2nd episode for the award-winning DIY show for deserving families.
-COASTAL LIVING MAGAZINE has featured my painting 'Transcend' in their May issue 2015. Look for 101 Beach House Must - Haves.
-The company HOUZZ purchased my painting 'Transition'.

Raised in the Bay Area in the 50’s - 60’s, mid-century art naturally brings a comfortable fit for me. I find the simple complexities from this era still holds sophistication decades later. I live a quiet life in the SF Bay Area of California where I’m able to pursue my painting full-time. My work has been received by collectors throughout the USA and 20 countries.
Brazil
Wales, UK
Birmingham, England
ON, Canada
Spain
France
Germany
Perth, WA, Australia
Wentworth Falls, New S. Wales, Australia
QC, Canada
Yucatan, Mexico
Newcastle, New S. Wales, Australia
Vancouver BC, Canada
Nottinghamshire, UK
Tokyo, Japan
Germany
Oslo, Norway
Italy
I paint abstract expressionism and I'm continually driven to push myself to be a better painter. I tend to work with a limited color palette where I use thin layers of application to create glowing under layers. Throughout my work, you will find watercolors, acrylics and oils. I love commission painting, let's put our heads together and create something wonderful just for you.

Kurt Wedgley | geometric sculptured canvas art | color field and anamorphic photorealism painter, scultptor, 3D artist

Wedgley was raised in Marin County, Ca. At a young age he was entering and winning art competitions. With an eye for fine detail, he went on to building sets for commercials and elaborate holiday displays for high-end homes in Black Hawk.

I have always been attracted to those things complex. I like making them. There is no greater fulfillment for me than coming up with an idea and building it from scratch. To see something in my head and with my hands, create it in reality. Back when I was building props and sets for commercials, one of the producers called me a "space manipulator" because of my ability to imagine something and produce it a short time later. I love tools. They are a direct extension of my mind. I am a craftsman, artist and technician. I have wanted to build everything I own since I was a kid. I think I would need a few lifetimes for that.

Today I am working on simplifying the complex. It's my nature to over design things. I realize the design is much better if you whittle away at it, to get down to the essence of the piece. Now I look at things differently, I take a design and strip away the unnecessary. Hopefully to reveal something more pure. Less can truly be more.
2018 - Kurt Wedgley featured interview on 'ABI' Arts Business Institute Org.