© 2016 Rebecca Giel
37×55. Oil on Canvas.
Gouache on Canvas. 18×24.
Find Me, Oil on Canvas, 24×30, 2012, From the Private Collection of William Webber
Mark, Oil on Canvas, 24×36, 2013
Timothy in Blue, Mixed Media on Paper, 10×12, 2014
Kyle, Oil on Canvas, 24×24, 2014, Winner of Intercollegiate Prize Through Larac Gallery, Glens Falls, NY
Modern Intimacy 1, Gouache on Paper, 19.5×26, 2014
Untitled Self Portrait, Oil on Canvas, 18×18, 2012
Van Giel, Oil on Canvas, 24×24, 2011
Modern Intimacy 2 (Study), Gouache on Paper, 8×11, 2014
Self Distortion 1, Oil on Canvas, 24×26, 2013
The Water Was Ankle Deep and Evaporating Ever-Faster, Oil on Canvas, 72×84, 2016
Untitled, in Progress, Oil on Canvas, 56×78, 2016
Growth, Oil on Canvas, 73×84, 2016
… the various hierarchies in your life (work, home, society) OR who you consider above you, below you, and why
… the cultures buried under our cities
… the commonalities between quantum physics, constructivism, and the algorithm
… your various national and geographical identities and what they mean to you
… who owns the means of production for the various items we carry with us and where the materials they’re made from originate
… the ocean, spirituality, divinity, femininity OR how you define a social construct
… the atmosphere of your internal world (what is the color scheme? what is the nature of the light? what does it sound like?)
… whether people are inherently generous, selfish, or neutral
… whether the average voter in America today is more moderate or radical
… what you see OR the validity of the Rorschach test
… the various layers of your identity and who/ where they come from.
… what you see or how you feel
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