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Lost In It - Blue Variant

Jillian Evelyn

Run #02036a

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TYPE:	5-Color Screen Print on 290gsm Moab Fine Art Paper
SIZE:	20 x 26 Inches
RELEASE DATE: Mar 28 2018
This RUN is signed, numbered and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Jillian Evelyn and 1xRUN.

Edition Size 40

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Due to sizing, this RUN does not include a framing option.

"I created the original painting for a group show curated by my friend Luke Pelletier. The bright colors and utilizing linework for the figure makes this piece one of my favorites and different than most of my paintings. Since it was for a group show, the painting was a one off and used as a way to explore different ways to approach a painting. I’m pretty sure this didn’t even start as a sketch, but rather jumped straight to the panel with a concept in mind. Sometimes it's nice to not have an exact plan - it gives you the ability to make mistakes or learn something new." - Jillian Evelyn

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ABOUT THE ARTIST: Jillian Evely n is an artist originally from Michigan and now living in Los Angeles. Evelyn's paintings investigate the depths of awkwardness, discomfort, and contortion both from external expectations and within ones' own thoughts. Evelyn paints her figures and abstractions bathed in vibrant color. Evelyn is able to reflect her personal conflicts while allowing for the viewer's personal interpretations.

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Jillian Evelyn is an artist originally from Michigan and now living in Los Angeles. Evelyn's paintings investigate the depths of awkwardness, discomfort, and contortion both from external expectations and within ones' own thoughts. Evelyn paints her figures and abstractions bathed in vibrant color. Evelyn is able to reflect her personal conflicts while allowing for the viewer's personal interpretations.