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The Gulch - Paintings
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| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
24H x 24W x 1.5D in 60.96H x 60.96W x 3.81D cm | 1.36 kg 3 lb |
The final piece in the Terminus series, this painting looks down into the Gulch — the sunken rail corridor beneath downtown Atlanta that gives the district its name, and the very site where the city was first founded as a railroad terminus in 1837. A weathered rust-red, teal, and cream cluster of warehouse buildings rises behind an active freight train, its ochre boxcar and black locomotive cutting a hard diagonal across the composition. Framed above and below by a quilted patchwork of muted color blocks — echoing the Cradled Wrap Series' visual language — the piece closes the Terminus cycle by showing the one thing that's never stopped since 1837: the railroad still running through the ground the city was built on.
This piece is Cradle Wrapped, built on a deliberately deep stretcher frame, allowing the composition to continue fully around the edges rather than stop at the front plane. The result is a painting that reads as a dimensional object rather than a flat image — color, texture, and form carrying around every side, so the piece holds its presence from any angle it's viewed.
This piece is Cradle Wrapped, built on a deliberately deep stretcher frame, allowing the composition to continue fully around the edges rather than stop at the front plane. The result is a painting that reads as a dimensional object rather than a flat image — color, texture, and form carrying around every side, so the piece holds its presence from any angle it's viewed.
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