30 × 40 inches | Oil and Tempera on Canvas
When I was little, we got a new refrigerator, and mom and dad let me keep the box for a week. I put it next to the couch (you had to climb in from ON the couch) and lived in it for a week. It was many things- the home of my printing press, my art studio, my office, my mansion, my private investigator hideout. This is a painting of me in my refrigerator box next to the couch, with the endless possibilities of imagination flowing from the box.
This original oil painting is a one-of-a-kind piece, and is signed by the artist. Will be dry and ready to ship by the week of June 24th.
To follow along with my abstract process, follow my new art instagram account: @carlile.abstracts
International Shipping
I proudly ship worldwide. International orders are carefully prepared for cross-border transit and shipped fully insured with tracking. Please note that international collectors are responsible for any applicable customs duties, VAT, or import taxes required by their country.
30 × 40 inches | Oil and Tempera on Canvas
When I was little, we got a new refrigerator, and mom and dad let me keep the box for a week. I put it next to the couch (you had to climb in from ON the couch) and lived in it for a week. It was many things- the home of my printing press, my art studio, my office, my mansion, my private investigator hideout. This is a painting of me in my refrigerator box next to the couch, with the endless possibilities of imagination flowing from the box.
This original oil painting is a one-of-a-kind piece, and is signed by the artist. Will be dry and ready to ship by the week of June 24th.
To follow along with my abstract process, follow my new art instagram account: @carlile.abstracts
International Shipping
I proudly ship worldwide. International orders are carefully prepared for cross-border transit and shipped fully insured with tracking. Please note that international collectors are responsible for any applicable customs duties, VAT, or import taxes required by their country.
