A New Wave of Artistic Expression
Dennis Kleidon paints robust abstractions exploring the possibilities of paint in action, reveling in color in ways that appear at first to be intuitive, but soon reveal a sure sense of gesture -- at once invigorating and calming. His work has been recognized by the preeminent art critic, Edward Lucie-Smith, as "deeply personal" and "bursting with life." Lucie-Smith says "Kleidon's paintings have...powerful symbolic messages." The full review is available.
Several phases of Kleidon's recent work are shown here in three galleries and on the home page: The three galleries present Unleashed, Textures of Taliesin and Turbulence. The home page presents Kleidon's recent work in the Poinciana, 'Round Midnight, and Transformation series. Like many abstract expressionists, Kleidon balances the orderly backgrounds of his paintings with an aggressive attack on the canvas. A student of art, architecture and design and a classically trained pianist, Kleidon integrates a multitude of influences into his compositions.
Kleidon has been dedicated to the advancement of excellence in design and art throughout his professional life. Problem-solving and improving the visual environment have been significant parts of his activities as a professor of art, graphic designer, writer and marketing communications executive. As a fine artist, he has been influenced by mid-century abstract expressionists, the dynamics of a controlled spontaneity and his unharnessed imagination. His paintings have been shown throughout the United States and he is represented by galleries in New York City, Palm Desert, California, Scottsdale, Arizona, and Perugia, Italy. His Designer Grids and other product designs have been used by art and design professionals throughout the world.
Unleash Your Imagination
Dennis Kleidon has encapsulated his design philosophy in a recently published book titled, Unleash Your Imagination: Transform Your Life. The book inspires his readers to view their life as a design project, planning each aspect of their life based on their utmost desires and aspirations. He encourages his readers to design their life with the intent of making significant achievements. “We have been given wonderful gifts, our life, our body and our mind, and we need to use these gifts and talents to make important contributions to our society and our world.”
Kleidon is represented by the Walter Wickiser Gallery in New York City, Art Space 349 Gallery in Palm Desert, California, Gallery Andrea in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the Alessandro Berni Gallery in Perugia, Italy. A recent Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation newsletter article explores Kleidon's aesthetic concepts.
Dennis Kleidon paints robust abstractions exploring the possibilities of paint in action, reveling in color in ways that appear at first to be intuitive, but soon reveal a sure sense of gesture -- at once invigorating and calming. His work has been recognized by the preeminent art critic, Edward Lucie-Smith, as "deeply personal" and "bursting with life." Lucie-Smith says "Kleidon's paintings have...powerful symbolic messages." The full review is available.
Several phases of Kleidon's recent work are shown here in three galleries and on the home page: The three galleries present Unleashed, Textures of Taliesin and Turbulence. The home page presents Kleidon's recent work in the Poinciana, 'Round Midnight, and Transformation series. Like many abstract expressionists, Kleidon balances the orderly backgrounds of his paintings with an aggressive attack on the canvas. A student of art, architecture and design and a classically trained pianist, Kleidon integrates a multitude of influences into his compositions.
Kleidon has been dedicated to the advancement of excellence in design and art throughout his professional life. Problem-solving and improving the visual environment have been significant parts of his activities as a professor of art, graphic designer, writer and marketing communications executive. As a fine artist, he has been influenced by mid-century abstract expressionists, the dynamics of a controlled spontaneity and his unharnessed imagination. His paintings have been shown throughout the United States and he is represented by galleries in New York City, Palm Desert, California, Scottsdale, Arizona, and Perugia, Italy. His Designer Grids and other product designs have been used by art and design professionals throughout the world.
Unleash Your Imagination
Dennis Kleidon has encapsulated his design philosophy in a recently published book titled, Unleash Your Imagination: Transform Your Life. The book inspires his readers to view their life as a design project, planning each aspect of their life based on their utmost desires and aspirations. He encourages his readers to design their life with the intent of making significant achievements. “We have been given wonderful gifts, our life, our body and our mind, and we need to use these gifts and talents to make important contributions to our society and our world.”
Kleidon is represented by the Walter Wickiser Gallery in New York City, Art Space 349 Gallery in Palm Desert, California, Gallery Andrea in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the Alessandro Berni Gallery in Perugia, Italy. A recent Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation newsletter article explores Kleidon's aesthetic concepts.
INTRODUCING UNLEASH/ESCAPE, a biweekly newsletter exploring the ideas in Unleash Your Imagination and in Rose Kleidon's novel, 1836: Year of Escape. We never sell or give away emails, and unsubscribing will always be available to you. To subscribe, send Dennis your email address.
Poinciana #13, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
Poinciana #10, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
Poinciana #11, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
Poinciana #9, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
Poinciana #8, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
Poinciana #12, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,800.
'Round Midnight #P10, acrylic on Arches paper, 31.5" x 39.5", $2,800.
Poinciana #7, acrylic on canvas, 41.5" x 31.5", $5,800.
Transformation #2, acrylic on canvas, 41.5" x 31.5", Sold
Transformation #2, acrylic on canvas, 41.5" x 31.5", Sold
'Round Midnight #9, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,600.
'Round Midnight #1, acrylic on canvas, 37.5" x 49.5", Sold
Sun Dancers #5, acrylic on canvas, 37.5" x 49.5", $5,800.
'Round Midnight #P12, acrylic on Arches paper, 31.5" x 39.5", $2,800.
'Round Midnight #8, acrylic on canvas, 31.5" x 41.5", $4,600.
Paintings can be ordered from the artist or through any of the galleries listed on the Contact page.