Our Town - Contemporary Abstract Acrylic Painting by Rebecca Klundt

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Rebecca Klundt's original artworks are inspired by nature its finite resources. Renewal, order, and lines drive her creative impulses.

This … Read more Rebecca Klundt's original artworks are inspired by nature its finite resources. Renewal, order, and lines drive her creative impulses.

This 26 inch high by 32 inch wide original mixed media artwork is an assemblage of found wood, finished with layers of acrylic paint, resulting in a geometric abstraction. It is mounted on a wood panel, wired and ready to hang. The sides of this artwork are painted and it does not require framing. It is signed by the artist on the back of the painting. Free local Los Angeles delivery. Affordable U.S. and worldwide shipping available. A certificate of authenticity issued by the art gallery is included with this unique artwork.

Rebecca Klundt is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. She graduated with a BFA from Brigham Young University in August 2014. Her art is a product of 3 characteristics of her personality that drive her. First is her desire to use the unusable. About this she says, "when you are driven to create, you begin to see things around you in a different light. I have been impressed with the idea that everything, literally everything around us, including our own bodies, came up out of the earth. We have mined and continue to mine the earth and use its resources, which once we are done with them are left to be taken back by the earth. I am interested in mining the mined. There are piles of transformed earth everywhere. They have been altered by men and are a record of man's ability to transform. These are my palette which I collect, break down and then rebuild, combining colors and textures in new ways. There is something very satisfying in the creative challenge of using the unusable."

The second characteristic is the desire to clean up and organize. "I see a pile or mess and I want to compact the pile, putting it into the tightest possible space and giving it gravity. I love to work 2 dimensionally because once I have compacted a pile, I can then hang it on a wall where the amount of space it requires is minimal and the space all around it is free and uncluttered."

Third is her love of significant line. "The lines found in nature are made when 2 things come up against each other. I have a deep passion for beautiful lines and especially those that happen naturally. I am very aware of the lines I create as I am combining materials within a frame. I love the cracks and fissures in the slick rock mountains of Utah and try to imitate them in my art."

Her artworks have been exhibited in Utah and California and have been collected throughout the USA. See less