I AM A PART OF ART: CATA ANNUAL Art SHOW

(19/23) LICHTENSTEIN GROUP 19

Gallery wall with four, black and white framed works, three portraits and one abstract

ABOUT THESE PAINTINGS:

This fantastic series of layered line drawings were created by artists using transparent acetate paper. Each artist plotted their drawing on two separate sheets, which they later combined to create a fascinating “double image”. The results are wildly imaginative and incredibly playful. When viewed in person, each piece has an almost 3-dimensional quality that seems to shift depending on the direction from which you view it.

Click on each painting below to see a larger image:

Two black Sharpie drawings layered on top of each other using clear paper. Both show the face and neck of a man with short side burns, a triangular hat, and a beard. Face has two eyes, eyebrows, ears and a nose.

Edmond Troccia
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
$170

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Two Black sharpie drawings layered on-top of one another using clear paper. Both show an an abstract person (body and head) with curly hair, two circular eyes, a circular nose, and a smile with teeth. The person is wearing a non-shaded t-shirt and pants that are colored in black.

Jena Sarocco
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
$170

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Two Sharpie drawings of small circles in rows layered on top of each other using clear paper on a gray/white background.

Cathy Cummings
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
SOLD

Two black Sharpie drawings layered on top of each other using clear paper to create a double image. Both show a face with short curly hair. Text on top half of both drawings reads: "Laughing when something funny" Text on bottom half of both reads: "April Fools Day"

Franck Felix
April Fools, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
SOLD

Gallery wall with four, black and white framed works, three portraits and one abstract

Click on each painting to see a larger image:

Two black Sharpie drawings layered on top of each other using clear paper. Both show the face and neck of a man with short side burns, a triangular hat, and a beard. Face has two eyes, eyebrows, ears and a nose.

Edmond Troccia
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
$170

BUY

Two Sharpie drawings of small circles in rows layered on top of each other using clear paper on a gray/white background.

Cathy Cummings
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
SOLD

Two Black sharpie drawings layered on-top of one another using clear paper. Both show an an abstract person (body and head) with curly hair, two circular eyes, a circular nose, and a smile with teeth. The person is wearing a non-shaded t-shirt and pants that are colored in black.

Jena Sarocco
Untitled, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
$170

BUY

Two black Sharpie drawings layered on top of each other using clear paper to create a double image. Both show a face with short curly hair. Text on top half of both drawings reads: "Laughing when something funny" Text on bottom half of both reads: "April Fools Day"

Franck Felix
April Fools, 2021
Sharpie on acetate paper
14” x 11”
SOLD

ABOUT THESE PAINTINGS:

This fantastic series of layered line drawings were created by artists using transparent acetate paper. Each artist plotted their drawing on two separate sheets, which they later combined to create a fascinating “double image”. The results are wildly imaginative and incredibly playful. When viewed in person, each piece has an almost 3-dimensional quality that seems to shift depending on the direction from which you view it.

ARTIST PHOTOS:

Franck stands outside smiling and holding a small framed drawing — Franck Felix

Edmund wears a hat and smiles while working on a project in a CATA workshop — Edmund Troccia

BONUS FEATURES:

Franck stands outside smiling and holding a small framed drawing — Franck Felix

Edmund wears a hat and smiles while working on a project in a CATA workshop — Edmund Troccia

Franck stands outside smiling and holding a small framed drawing — Franck Felix

Edmund wears a hat and smiles while working on a project in a CATA workshop — Edmund Troccia

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“I Am a part of art” is sponsored by:

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“I Am a Part of Art” is sponsored by:

Graphic text reading "Berkshire Life Charitable Foundation"

and supporters like you