Julian Duron

Julian Duron makes bright and strange landscapes that look like a train-wreck of the natural world. Mountains look like jeweled stacks of crystals, logs resemble stovepipes or pieces of a Braque work. It's an imaginary world, but it's colors and forms give it great energy. I like his work for these reasons. Here is a statement from his site: "Landscapes and other works shown on this site have evolved based on the places I have lived, and the people that I have met utilizing simplistic and minimal use of color in my earlier work to more complex palettes and rigorous processes which can be seen in my most recent collection."

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