Mixed media art brings computer parts into paintings
Mixed Media Oil on Canvas with Computer Part and Gorilla Glue, 24”x38”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Computer Part and Gorilla Glue, 22”x36” Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Computer Part and Gorilla Glue, 28”x28”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Computer Part and Gorilla Glue, 28”x28”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Computer Part and Gorilla Glue, 26”x28”, Framed
Exploding passion across the canvas
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 42”x24”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 20”x26” Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 44”x22”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 20”x48”
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 24”x26: Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 32”x36”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 24”x38” Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 20”x46”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 20”x22”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 32”x36” Framed
Exploring passion through painting
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 32”x38”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 18”x24”, Sold
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 28”x32”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 32”x36”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 34”x36” Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 20”x22”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas with Spackle, 38”x34”, Framed
Expressing passion through painting
Oil on Canvas, 30”x34”, Framed
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 30”x30”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 20”x28”, Sold
Mixed Media, Oil on Canvas, 18”x24”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 26”x28”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 30”x24”, Framed
Investigation how to present passion through painting
Oil on Canvas, 36”x36”, Sold
Oil on Canvas, 32”x40”, Sold
Oil on Canvas, 18”x20”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 36”x30”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 30”x24”, Sold
Oil on Canvas, 24”x18”, Framed
Oil on Canvas, 32”x36”, Framed
Whenever I leave Manhattan, and return, as I approach New York City, I've always been in awe while at the same time feeling at peace, I'm home. These are my visions of New York City. It's still the most beautiful city in the world to me.
I know that these visions don't show the dirt, crime or despair that can be seen on the streets, it's still beautiful to me even with all of that. New York goes through its difficulties and yet the skyline ever changing remains magical. It's my home.
Photographs can be purchased online at https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/cornelia-macfadyen/collections/skylines
Photography, NYC Skyline.
Photography. Winter skyline across the frozen river.
Photography, Night photo NYC Skyline from across the Hudson River
Photography, Night photo of NYC from across the river
Photography, Night time photo of NYC skyline from across the river on a foggy night
Photography, Night photo of NYC skyline from across the river.
Photography, Early morning photo of NYC skyline across the river.
Photography, Early morning NYC skyline with fog
Photography, Foggy NYC Skyline with Rising Sun
Photography, Storms brewing over NYC skyline
Photography, NYC Skyline early sunny morning
Photography, NYC Skyline with clouds
Photography, NYC Morning Rising Sun Over the Skyline
Photography, NYC Morning Sunrise Over Skyline
Photography, NYC Early Morning Skyline
Photography, NYC Skyline Bright Sun Rising
Photography, NYC Skyline with Rising Sun Breaking Through the Clouds
Photography, NYC Skyline Storming Sky
Photography, NYC Skyline Pre Sunrise
Photography, NYC Skyline at Sunset
Photography, NYC Skyline Rising Sun
Photography, NYC Skyline Stormy Day
Photography, NYC Skyline during Early Sunrise
Photography, NYC Skyline Rising Sun
Phtography, NYC Skyline During Early Morning Sunrise
As beautiful as the NYC Skyline is, the NYC Streetscapes are just as interesting to view. The people, buildings skies are an enjoyment for the eyes.
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Photography, NYC Streetscapes
Over the last few years, I have been noticing the people who are living on the street. Some set up encampments, while others are clearly more temporary, at least I think they see it that way. At the start of the pandemic, I would see a woman every day on my daily walks, in the doorway of a closed restaurant. In that doorway she had the protection overhead and could protect her things. Over time she devolved as her belongings began to disappear. After time I began to see all the homeless on the street trying to maintain their humanity. But maybe, it's us who need to regain our humanity.
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Photography, Homelessness in NYC
Over the last few years, it has felt like we have entered, like “Alice through the looking glass” an upside-down world where everything feels wrong. Although we all find it difficult to understand this world, we keep trying to right side it up. While out on my walks around the city, I kept noticing various bodies of water acting as mirrors reflecting this world. I began imaging what if, what I am really seeing is the real world and we are in the “Upside-Down” world? This series of photographs reflects those visions.
A book of the “Upside-Down World” photos has been created and you may purchase at https://www.blurb.com/b/12181333-upside-down-world
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Photography, Looking through the looking glass, trying to find the way back
Over the last few years, I've been doing more and more photography. Capturing things that I see that I find inspiring me. These images touched me, and had me go, wow or hmmm. These are images that I saw, that made me think.
