Galeria Regina: Vincent Fink – Iterations
Galeria Regina continues to bring high-quality, affordable art to us with this exhibit. The 1920 residential building is what I consider to be an “alternative space” that surprises you with both the quality and presentation of artwork.
The work of Vincent Fink is narrative in nature. Fink creates stories in his mind which he then transfers to imagery. He has one particular story arc that has played out in a series of pieces over the years. He’s somewhat illustrative in his approach and carefully maps out elements to tell his stories.
He has demonstrated great commitment to his art and is not fading away. Rather, he continues to maintain a good-level profile in the art community. This commitment, in combination with his experience makes him a good buy opportunity.
Go see the exhibit and then head over to Fink’s studio during one of Winter Street Studios “Second Saturday” open studio afternoons (the second saturday of every month from 2-5 p.m.)
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(All photos by Matt Adams.)
Update: I expect my astute followers can see that both Vincent Fink and van Wijk blend geometry and figures together! I would advise buying from both artists and hanging them together in your home.
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- “Bear Observing Platonic Bees”, $2500, acrylic
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- “Bear Observing Platonic Bees”, detail, $2500, acrylic
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- “Bear Observing Platonic Bees”, detail, $2500, acrylic
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- “Man Cubed”, $1000, acrylic
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- “Age Of Enlightment”, $800, acrylic (sold)
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- “Air 1”, $150, acrylic (sold)
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- “Iterated Sunset 2”, $1000, oil on panel
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- “Octahedron Sunset”, $150, acrylic (sold)
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- “Sierbinski Octahedron Sunset”, $350, acrylic
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- “Iterated Sunset 4”, $350, acrylic
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- “Fractalization of the Apple”, $675, acrylic
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- “King Pupa Rises”, $500, acrylic
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- “Vincent Fink Tipping His Hat to Geometry”, $1500, acrylic
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- “Vincent Fink Tipping His Hat to Geometry”, detail, $1500, acrylic
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- “Desert Subdivisions”, $225, acrylic (sold)
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- “Santo Crab”, $350, acrylic
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- “Art Outside”, $150, acrylic
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- “Blank Template”, $250, acrylic
I’ll go and visit Vincent Fink’s studio on October 11th. I liked his work!