"Bridge I" & "Bridge II"
Oil
Ken
Wright. A Richmond, Virginia native and graduate of Norfolk
State university, with a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts and Graphics,
Ken
is a former
arts commissioner for the State of Virginia.
He is a contemporary abstract painter who uses mainly acrylics.
He is also a graphic artist for The Virginian Pilot newspaper in
Norfolk. His paintings have won over 300 awards and honors and are
in many private
and corporate collections all over the United States, France, Stockholm,
Sweden, Liberia, West Africa, and Jateng, Indonesia.
" In my work I try to get the viewer to use his imagination and not just take the first impression. I take the viewer on a journey through my paintings. The colors in my work are soft and transparent, however, at times they are bright and bold with brush strokes that evoke movement across the canvas. I try to carry the viewer on a journey through my paintings."
"My most memorable painting is "September 11th", a painting inspired by the World Trade Center attack in 2001. This painting depicts in my abstract expression the twin towers and a portion of the American flag. The original piece is in the collection of President George W. Bush."
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