by Sarah Weber
Dimensions: 11″ x 46″
Oil Paint on Wood Panel
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Inspiration for The Idle Hours
The Idle Hours depicts male and female figures interacting in an abstract environment. The purpose of this piece is to encourage communication amongst friends, neighbors, strangers and lovers. In a world dependant on technology, at times we forget how to simply interact with people on a daily basis without utilizing cell phones, texting or email. Each figure is dressed in fashionable attire dated from the early 1900’s to 1950’s when technology first became a prominent attribute that has changed daily life indefinitely.
Artist’s Biography
Sarah Weber received both her Bachelors of Fine Arts Painting (2004) and Masters of Fine Arts Painting Degree from Kendall College of Art and Design in 2007. She is currently teaching figure drawing classes at Kendall College in Grand Rapids, MI.
Her paintings have been displayed in several galleries nationally including: Walker Fine Arts Gallery, Denver, CO; Lana Santorelli Gallery, New York, NY; Infusion Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Altered Aesthetics Gallery, Minneapolis, MN and The Shoe Factory Gallery, Rochester, NY.
