PATRICIA CHIDLAW
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Patricia Chidlaw is endlessly attracted to light: to the changing light of morning and evening, to shadows at play over Los Angeles, to the subtle shades of the color in the sky and clouds. And while natural light is omnipresent in her work, Chidlaw is deeply drawn to the concrete and steel of the constructed world.
The interaction of the natural and human-made is at the core of Chidlaw’s work: power-lines, painted out graffiti, shadows of palm trees, and angles of architecture come together in the compositions in her distinctive portrait of Los Angeles. The paintings speak to the grit and beauty of this sprawling and complicated metropolis.
The interaction of the natural and human-made is at the core of Chidlaw’s work: power-lines, painted out graffiti, shadows of palm trees, and angles of architecture come together in the compositions in her distinctive portrait of Los Angeles. The paintings speak to the grit and beauty of this sprawling and complicated metropolis.
Sunset, Container Train, 2022
oil on linen, 32x42 in.,
$10,500
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Container Train with Sixth St. Bridge, 2022, oil on linen, 32x42 in., $10,800
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Patricia Chidlaw, North Broadway Bridge, 2023, oil on linen, 24x18 in., $5,000
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Bird of Paradise and Pool, 2022, oil on linen, 30x24 in., $7,200
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Late Night at the Palace, 2022, oil on linen, 33x26 in., $7,800
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Steps in Echo Park, 2022, oil on linen, 28x24 in., $6,800
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Bridge Crossing (City Hall in Green), 2022, oil on linen, 21x36 in., $7,600
Patricia Chidlaw, Black Truck, 2023, Oil on Linen, 20x42 in., $8,200
Morning Commute, 2022, oil on linen, 30x20 in., $6,200
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Buena Vista Bridge, 2022, oil on linen, 31x44 in., $10,800
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PAINTINGS 2010-2021
