Name: Caliente Evening
SKU: 118239
Price: 380.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Description

Escena nocturna en el resort Caliente Tropics de Palm Springs, un edificio icónico construido por el arquitecto Ken Kimes en 1964, inspirado por la arquitectura y la cultura polinésica tan en boga en Estados Unidos sobre todo a partir de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Danny Heller nos ofrece esta imagen congelada de una noche cualquiera, como si fuese un cuadro de Edward Hopper. Danny Heller ha realizado numerosas exposiciones en todo el sur de California, así como en Nueva York, Denver, Chicago, Washington DC, y Madrid (La Fiambrera Art Gallery). En 2021, el Museo Hilbert de Arte de California adquirió una pintura para su colección permanente. Su trabajo ha sido publicado en CA Home + Design, American Art Collector, Southwest Art, CA Modern Magazine, Atomic Ranch Magazine. Actualmente vive y trabaja en Desert Hot Springs, CA. Te ofrecemos esta impresión de alta calidad (giclée) en una edición limitada de sólo 75 copias, numeradas y firmadas por el artista.

DANNY HELLER (Northridge, California, USA, 1982)

Heller earned a BA in Art, with an emphasis in painting and collage, from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

He has exhibited at major galleries and museums in the United States, including the George Billis Gallery (New York and Los Angeles) and the Laguna Art Museum, and his work has been featured in prestigious journals such as Juxtapoz, American Art Collector, LA Weekly and the Spanish publication Arquitectura y diseño.

Having grown up in Los Angeles, where designer homes and cars abound, his work has gradually centred on mid-century American imagery, especially architecture.

Heller’s work displays an almost photographic realism and obsessive love of detail, proving beyond a doubt his talent for capturing the California colours, light and air as well as the most iconic shadows and corners of Los Angeles’s dark side.

DANNY HELLER artworks in La Fiambrera Art gallery

Many of his pieces have made their way into prestigious collections, including those of the Long Beach Museum of Art, the Palm Springs Architecture and Design Center, and Fondation Colas in Paris.