Vincent Keele – Black and Green

Description

Vincent Keele Fine Art Home Of The Orange Edge Paintings

Artist Statement
“My work is about retelling history, bringing back phenomenal people and places that have been misplaced, forgotten, or unknown. These paintings are portals that create metaphysical realms where every thought and action is balanced by its counterpart. Within this infinite expanse, I’ve created a space
where directed energy and the immeasurable meet analytical thinking.
Each artwork is brought to life through bold flowing lines with luminous color. Becoming one with the fractal allows me to transcend the 2D space where I can expand, retract, and exist. Once connected with thought and energy, I begin to harness the feeling. My actions of applying acrylic paint create energy around me as I shift and circle the canvas rhythmically. I bring to visual life the internal fight and harmony of Yin and Yang.
I am interested in awakening cognitive processes, harnessing creative energy, and expanding universal thinking limits.”

Biography 

Vincent Keele (b. 1970-) 

As a curator, Vincent Keele organizes exhibitions such as   Abstracted Light, Predators and Women, The Black Panther Art and Fashion Show, and An Evening with Kathleen Cleaver. His own work has evolved to expressionism, primarily in acrylic on canvas. 

Keele was born in Los Angeles, California. His passion for Art began very early. His mother, Mary M. Scott, an alumnus of the Art Institute of Chicago, passed on to him her complete course of books. With these materials, he learned to see and produce Art in a wide variety of methods.  

Keele benefitted from great mentors along the way. He is a self-taught artist with traditional education from Platt College, where he studied Graphic Arts and Drafting. Before his love of acrylic paint, the complexity of pen and ink held a special place in his heart.