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Metaphysical Landscapes by Eliot Greenwald Illuminate the Mutuality of All Life — Colossal

Last updated: November 9, 2024 4:51 am
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Eliot Greenwald’s latest solo exhibition, “Library,” at HARPER’S in Chelsea, delves into the artist’s profound connection between humanity and nature. Greenwald views all existence as interconnected and intertwined, with cycles of life, death, and rebirth mirroring each other across landscapes and beings.

In this exhibition, Greenwald showcases his fascination with landscapes and the metaphysical, inviting viewers into a surreal world filled with otherworldly botanicals, double moons, and mysterious pathways. Through the use of oil stick and acrylic, the artist explores themes of seasons, light, and perception, emphasizing the cyclical nature of the natural world.

One of the recurring motifs in Greenwald’s work is the depiction of trees and mountains, each painted with varying hues and light to symbolize the changing seasons and the different perspectives we have on the world around us. The artist also incorporates miniature vehicles in his pieces, symbolizing the human vessel and our place within the grander scheme of existence.

In addition to his canvas pieces, “Library” includes sculptural elements like “Library of Paper Towels,” a small room filled with hand-bound books covered in colorful paper. These books are made from paper towels, a material designed for single use and disposal, prompting viewers to contemplate the value and preservation of knowledge.

Constructed from reclaimed wood from an 18th-century barn in western Massachusetts, where Greenwald resides, the installation challenges conventional notions of learning and sharing information. “Library” is a reflection on how knowledge is gained, preserved, and valued in our society.

The exhibition will run through December 7 in New York City, offering viewers a unique and thought-provoking experience. To learn more about Eliot Greenwald and his work, visit his website and Instagram profile.

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By exploring the interconnectedness of humanity and nature, Eliot Greenwald’s “Library” exhibition invites us to contemplate our place in the world and the cyclical nature of existence. Through his paintings and sculptures, the artist challenges viewers to reconsider the value of knowledge and the ways in which we interact with the natural world.

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