Carmine Bilardello

Red Ducks

2024

Carmine Bilardello Red Ducks, 2026 Resin Figurines on MDF Board Epoxy Resined 22 x 22 in (55.88 x 55.88 cm)

Carmine Bilardello’s White Random Ducks (2025) presents a whimsical yet refined composition of white resin duck figurines arranged in a seemingly random pattern that subtly forms the...

Carmine Bilardello’s Big Multi Ducks (2025) is a vibrant and meticulously crafted resin-based artwork that transforms the charm of childhood nostalgia into a sophisticated, contempor...

Carmine Bilardello White Ducks, 2026 Resin Figurines on MDF Board Epoxy Resined 13 x 13 in (33.02 x 33.02 cm)

This stunning sculpture standing at just over seven feet tall is on a swivel base. It is quite an engineering feat to create each sculpture. This sculpture can go indoors or outdoors as well. The title "The Art of Finding Love" is because you can look at all sides of this sculpture and it looks like a beautiful abstract sculpture until you get to one vantage point where LOVE comes into focus. Just like the art of finding Love in life. All sides and angles of this sculpture are surfaced with chrome panels except for the one side that spells out the word LOVE, which is surfaced with bright red panels. Commission only, limited edition of 10, editions 2 - 10 available, 8-10 week lead time to create. Michael Kalish is an internationally acclaimed mixed-media artist based in Los Angeles. His passion for metal started with vintage car parts and license plates and evolved to more refined laser cut aluminum and mirrored stainless steel sculptures, with references to American culture. In his most daring and bold expression of the force of nature known as love, the renowned sculptor unveiled his own artistic sonnet in sculpture form – "THE ART OF FINDING LOVE", a 20 foot x 6 foot x 6 foot interactive sculpture...

Amore explores the classical beauty of the red rose at a large scale. This piece is 60" x 60" on wood panel, and it is painted in acrylic. In the Rose Series, Mashian captures the ...

Thumbtacks and mixed media with plexiglass. Available in various sizes (15 x 15cm, 20 x 20cm, and 30 x 30cm)

De Bruycker was born in Ghent, Belgium but has lived and worked in Santa Fe, NM for the past 30 years until his passing in July 2015. In addition to oil paint, De Bruycker also uses asphalt, gesso and cobalt drier on canvas. De Bruycker took an intuitive, process-oriented approach to his work, which he described as “emotive and fluid”. His abstract color forms were created with a palette composed of what he defined as “internal emotional” colors. De Bruycker was honored with the prestigious Visual Artist Fellowship Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and has paintings in the permanent collections of the New Mexico Art...