Hillel Selznick is an American artist, born in New York, known for his abstract paintings composed of brushy layers of alternating colors squares or stripes.
Not only has Hillel Selznick created an influential body of work over the course of his 30-year career, but it has also marked the development of contemporary abstraction. In blending European painting with American abstraction, Selznick achieves a fine balance between calm reflection and intrinsic vitality.
Selznick is a powerful, physical artist who creates intentionally compelling spaces. His art is defined by acute concentration and care, involving constant negotiation between the monumental and the intimate. While giving primary importance to the physicality of his materials, Selznick's art is commanded by the idea of humanity's betterment. At its heart lies a near-infinite number of expressive emotional fluctuations.
Selznick is a forceful and physical artist, who creates intentionally compelling spaces. His art is defined by acute concentration and care, involving constant negotiation between the monumental and the intimate. While giving primary importance to the physicality of his materials, Selznick’s art is commanded by the idea of humanity’s betterment.
Not only has Hillel Selznick created an influential body of work over the course of his 30-year career, but it has also marked the development of contemporary abstraction. In blending European painting with American abstraction, Selznick achieves a fine balance between calm reflection and intrinsic vitality.
Selznick is a powerful, physical artist who creates intentionally compelling spaces. His art is defined by acute concentration and care, involving constant negotiation between the monumental and the intimate. While giving primary importance to the physicality of his materials, Selznick's art is commanded by the idea of humanity's betterment. At its heart lies a near-infinite number of expressive emotional fluctuations.
Selznick is a forceful and physical artist, who creates intentionally compelling spaces. His art is defined by acute concentration and care, involving constant negotiation between the monumental and the intimate. While giving primary importance to the physicality of his materials, Selznick’s art is commanded by the idea of humanity’s betterment.