NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery will showcase the original works of Ed Belbruno in the exhibition "Metamorphosis." The event kicks off on November 11, 2017, and runs until December 2, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, November 16, from 6-8 pm.
Ed Belbruno, a former NASA scientist and accomplished abstract expressionist, merges the realms of art and science in his captivating paintings. His work, influenced by his background in mathematics and astrophysics, explores themes of time, dimension, and cosmic beauty. Belbruno's art will be featured at Chelsea’s Agora Gallery in the "Metamorphosis" exhibition from November 11 to December 2, 2017. The opening reception is on November 16, 2017, from 6-8 pm.
Ed Belbruno's abstract expressionist paintings are a unique blend of inner and outer realities, each invisible to the naked eye but profoundly significant. Drawing inspiration from his subconscious and personal experiences, Belbruno's work is also deeply rooted in his extensive research in mathematics, science, and astrophysics. With a doctorate in mathematics and a former career at NASA, Belbruno's art delves into concepts such as time, dimension, microwave radiation from the Big Bang, alien landscapes, and night skies.
Belbruno's scientific background significantly influences his artistic endeavors. His paintings often spark ideas for scientific discoveries and mathematical formulas, demonstrating the symbiotic relationship between art and science. He views these two fields as complementary, requiring a balance of intuition, creativity, and logic. This approach is evident in his constant experimentation with new styles and exploration of different directions in his art.
Belbruno approaches his work with a spirit of "chaotic discovery," constantly pushing the boundaries of his artistic expression. Regardless of the medium or approach, his paintings seek to uncover beauty in the universe, harmony in the cosmos, and his own emotions in the present moment.
The "Metamorphosis" exhibition features the works of eighteen artists, including:
"Metamorphosis" is an exhibition that explores themes of contrast and change. Featuring diverse and opposing perspectives on time, place, and the human condition, the exhibition challenges the arbitrary nature of boundaries. Through dynamic juxtapositions, the exhibition evokes feelings of harmony and mutual transformation despite the presence of differences.
Ed Belbruno's work exemplifies the profound connection between art and science, offering a unique perspective that challenges conventional boundaries and invites viewers to explore the beauty and complexity of the universe.
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