This oil painting is hanging in the Miami Design District at CityLoftArt LLC (European Art Gallery).
This surreal oil painting is somewhat shocking because of the vivid reds and greens. Also, the presence of
the eye in each comical character hints at some pretty heavy dynamics going on on this theatrical stage.
One of Virginia Erdie's main influences for this painting was Hieronymus Bosch. The idea for this painting
came from one of her older black and white etchings titled "It's a Freudian Thing", inspired by her studies of
clinical psychology in her Master's program at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Virginia Erdie is an abstract painter who resides in South Florida, after studying at The Maryland Institute,
College of Art and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
This surreal oil painting is somewhat shocking because of the vivid reds and greens. Also, the presence of
the eye in each comical character hints at some pretty heavy dynamics going on on this theatrical stage.
One of Virginia Erdie's main influences for this painting was Hieronymus Bosch. The idea for this painting
came from one of her older black and white etchings titled "It's a Freudian Thing", inspired by her studies of
clinical psychology in her Master's program at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Virginia Erdie is an abstract painter who resides in South Florida, after studying at The Maryland Institute,
College of Art and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.