Painting > Juggling Rocks 2020-2021

Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities. shape,, color, juggli
Juggling Rocks #35, Killing My Darlings, Monolith Series
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
39 X 40.5 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Monolith Series #32
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
48 X 31.5 incvhes
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Monolith Series #31
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
31.5 X 34 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Monolith Series #30
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
22 X 38 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Monolith Series #29
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
44 X 41 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series ll #26
Acrylic, oil paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
14 X 21 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series II #17
Acrylic paint and wood dowels on shaped canvas
34 X 24 inches
2019
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series ll #25
Acrylic and wood dowels on shaped canvas
38 X 23.5 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series ll #23
Acrylic and wood dowels on shaped canvas
39 X 21 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series ll #21
Acrylic and wood dowels on shaped canvas
23 X 30 inches
2020
Yvette Cohen lives and works in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York, NY. She creates flat boldly colored shaped painting sculptures, paintings that look like sculptures, positioned to convey infinite air and unlimited possibilities.Rocks juggling beach s
Juggling Rocks Series ll #22
Acrylic and wood dowels on shaped canvas
33 X 18 inches
2020


These selections from the Juggling Rocks are odd juxtapositions of colors and shapes. I am curious to see what develops to surprise and inspire me. The shapes are canvas under wooden dowels, that mount flat on the wall. There are no boundaries. The space surrounding the pieces is no less important than the pieces themselves. Pieces float in space creating tension between geometric and organic, volume and flat.