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Automatic Writing, an international online solo painting exhibition by Nicolas Gadbois opens on June 01, and will continue for two months until August 01, 2024.
Nick Gadbois' solo exhibition, "Automatic Writing" showcases his innovative approach to abstract painting. Moving beyond traditional notions that link abstraction solely to the imagination, Gadbois grounds his work in the tangible world. His medium, CNC router MDF boards, are remnants from commercial projects, rich with pre-existing abstract visual language. These 'spoil boards' feature an intricate matrix of lines and shapes, the product of both systematic order and random chance. Gadbois adopts these boards unaltered, allowing the inherent patterns to dictate the final artwork. This process echoes the 'all over' technique of Jackson Pollock and the Surrealists' automatic writing. Through re-purposing these industrial castaways, Gadbois bridges the gap between the intentional and the accidental, creating a compelling dialogue between structure and spontaneity in contemporary abstraction.
Visit this unique exhibition and walk into Nick's world at https://www.exhibizone.com/automatic-writing-exhibition
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Nick Gadbois grew up in the Midwest around Minneapolis and got his first job in the arts working as a commercial illustrator in LA in the 1980s. He began making paintings that combined landscape and surrealism and started exhibiting in galleries in Los Angeles. He has lived in numerous places and has shown on the national level in San Diego, Portland, Seattle, Santa Fe and Kansas City. In addition to painting, Nick completed two large public art projects, one in Kennewick Washington and the other at the University of New Mexico in Los Alamos. His paintings are represented by SNW gallery and Reuben Saunders gallery in Kansas. His most recent series titled ‘American Oddities’ draws inspiration from roadside attractions, Route 66 themes, and scenes of real life surrealism.
https://www.nickgadboisart.com/
https://www.exhibizone.com/automatic-writing-exhibition
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