Kiteflying on Martian Plains
Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
20" x 24"

Kiteflying on Martian Plains

Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
20" x 24"

Toreador Surrender Flag
Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
16" x 20"

Toreador Surrender Flag

Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
16" x 20"

Microscopic Arles
Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
20" x 16"

Microscopic Arles

Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
20" x 16"

Maritime
Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
24" x 20"

Maritime

Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
24" x 20"

Rose Descending Staircase
Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
24" x 18"

Rose Descending Staircase

Acrylic & Mixed Media on Canvas
24" x 18"

Andrea Noël Kroenig

Congruent Allusions
January 8 - January 29, 2008

Reception: Thursday January 10, 2008 6-8 PM

Press Release

Using a combination of pastels, acrylic, and spray paint, Andrea Noël Kroenig creates her distinctive abstract paintings with soft, silky gradations of tone. Her unusual selections of color create a fundamental mood to each work, either energizing or subduing the composition as a whole. Kroenig includes recurring elements that give her oeuvre a distinctive continuity. Eye-shaped forms and plant-like motifs rise out of the inky areas of shadow while lighter colored spirals and other organic shapes overlap. Her creative methods are completely intuitive, "My abstracts are unique in that each painting is a visual experiment with no pre-determined composition," Kroenig explains.

An artist who truly understands her artistic media, Kroenig holds a BS and an MS in Chemistry from Albright College and Texas A & M University, respectively. She currently works in the cosmetics industry having devised formulas for lipsticks, makeup, and body paints. Kroenig lives in Montclair, New Jersey.

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