Canadian artist Alex Garant is known as the Queen of the Double Eyes and a pioneer of figurative op art. Her signature drawings and oil paintings are portraits that seem to almost vibrate, thanks to her use of symmetry, superposition, and repetition. Garant’s choices in composition and colour are deliberate to achieve
3AM Rococo is an exhibition of realistically rendered op art paintings by Alex Garant. Exploring darker tones and playing with patterns and textures, Alex Garant has created portraits in which the faces and eyes of her subjects seem to skip their registers through image redoubling and superimposition. OPENING NIGHT: Sa
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As a pioneer of Contemporary Figurative Op Art, Alex Garant establishes herself as one of the leaders of analogue Glitch Art by using double image patterns, duplication of elements, optical illusions and image superposition as key components of her imagery.
Discover how Toronto-based French-Canadian Alex Garant has become Canada's reigning Queen of the Double Eyes.
Canadian artist Alex Garant, aka the ‘Queen of Double Eyes’, creates striking oil paintings that combine traditional portraiture with with optical art.
Thinkspace is pleased to present Voyage of The Insomniac, featuring new works by Toronto-based, Canadian, Québéquois artist Alex Garant. A painter known for her hyper-realistically rendered portrai…
Alex Garant's work is very versatile… exploring colors, patterns yet sticking to her characteristic style and known as Queen of double eyes.
Alex Garant comes onto the Myartisreal Podcast and tells her story with host Jacob Johnson in his narrative story style
Haven Gallery presents three simultaneous exhibitions. Alex Garant's "Proprioception", Annie Stegg Gerard's "Halcyon Garden" and "Ornamented" group show
A new group exhibition at Last Rites Gallery in New York is looking at how 4 different artists style the human figure: Alex Garant, Sarah Joncas, and collaborative artist duo Kit King and Corey Popp (aka "Oda") make their subjects more exciting and complex by enhancing their portraits in various ways. Whether through color, line, shape, or dramatic composition, their subjects undergo a certain transformation in their works. Their collective exhibition, "Transfigure", currently on view through October 3rd, explores this idea.
Well well well, there it is, finally, on the YouTube Machine: the full and complete Alex Garant’s Method to Skin/Fleshtones. Hopefully, it will be the fastes...
Double exposure painting
In 2012 I had a heart attack. Upon waking at the hospital, I knew I needed to focus my life on my art. Few years before I had attended Art school, but my art took second place after the corporate work routine and mundane day to day stuff. This tragedy really pushed me to understand that the only thing truly valuable is the time you have on this planet. I needed to work on my art, I needed to work on my legacy, and more than ever I needed to express this new found energy through my imagery. After weeks of bed rest, I finally immersed myself in my studio, focusing on a new body of works that represented my rebirth.
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Frank Gonzales was born in Mesa, Arizona and grew up in Tempe. He received his BFA from Laguna College of Art and Design in 2003. His work explores ornithological subjects, organic and plant elements and color. In his own words: As we try to understand the phenomena of nature by neatly labeling, dividing and categorizing, […]
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