Snowman // Pilleriin Leet // Canvas Surreal Artwork, Gallery Wrapped Giclee, Contemporary, Modern Art, Surrealism, Animal, Holiday, Kids
Playful winter juxtaposition with a jaunty snowman and cute Rhinos will light up your Winter decor- a perfect seasonal addition for the kids room! Presented as an 18x24” archival inkjet on heavy canvas and wood stretcher with UV coating. Signed certificate Limited USA edition #1 of 20, ready to hang.
FREE SHIPPING in the Continental USA via FedEx from the gallery in Houston, Texas
An Aleatoric Mind Cannot be Denied a Chance
When a young artist shows up on our doorstep with the enthusiasm and motivation of Pilleriin Leet we find a way to bend the rules just a tad. Leet’s surreal and macabre photo/painting/montages reflect a different side of aleatoric art. In this case the element of chance is present in the conceptualization of her pieces which she approaches from single starting point somewhere in the middle and moves outward without a clue where she’ll end up. Her subjects often turn out to be clowns, horses and dolls, but in her own words, “Clowns, horses and dolls scare me!” Perhaps that’s why their heads are invariable grafted onto mismatched bodies.
In this way Pilleriin Leet shows us a side of aleatoria that hadn't occurred to any of us: What if the element of chance collaborated with the element of chance and mother nature went random on us? That's why we keep an eye on the young ones: they're always one step ahead. -Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/PILLERIIN-LEET/
Playful winter juxtaposition with a jaunty snowman and cute Rhinos will light up your Winter decor- a perfect seasonal addition for the kids room! Presented as an 18x24” archival inkjet on heavy canvas and wood stretcher with UV coating. Signed certificate Limited USA edition #1 of 20, ready to hang.
FREE SHIPPING in the Continental USA via FedEx from the gallery in Houston, Texas
An Aleatoric Mind Cannot be Denied a Chance
When a young artist shows up on our doorstep with the enthusiasm and motivation of Pilleriin Leet we find a way to bend the rules just a tad. Leet’s surreal and macabre photo/painting/montages reflect a different side of aleatoric art. In this case the element of chance is present in the conceptualization of her pieces which she approaches from single starting point somewhere in the middle and moves outward without a clue where she’ll end up. Her subjects often turn out to be clowns, horses and dolls, but in her own words, “Clowns, horses and dolls scare me!” Perhaps that’s why their heads are invariable grafted onto mismatched bodies.
In this way Pilleriin Leet shows us a side of aleatoria that hadn't occurred to any of us: What if the element of chance collaborated with the element of chance and mother nature went random on us? That's why we keep an eye on the young ones: they're always one step ahead. -Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/PILLERIIN-LEET/
Playful winter juxtaposition with a jaunty snowman and cute Rhinos will light up your Winter decor- a perfect seasonal addition for the kids room! Presented as an 18x24” archival inkjet on heavy canvas and wood stretcher with UV coating. Signed certificate Limited USA edition #1 of 20, ready to hang.
FREE SHIPPING in the Continental USA via FedEx from the gallery in Houston, Texas
An Aleatoric Mind Cannot be Denied a Chance
When a young artist shows up on our doorstep with the enthusiasm and motivation of Pilleriin Leet we find a way to bend the rules just a tad. Leet’s surreal and macabre photo/painting/montages reflect a different side of aleatoric art. In this case the element of chance is present in the conceptualization of her pieces which she approaches from single starting point somewhere in the middle and moves outward without a clue where she’ll end up. Her subjects often turn out to be clowns, horses and dolls, but in her own words, “Clowns, horses and dolls scare me!” Perhaps that’s why their heads are invariable grafted onto mismatched bodies.
In this way Pilleriin Leet shows us a side of aleatoria that hadn't occurred to any of us: What if the element of chance collaborated with the element of chance and mother nature went random on us? That's why we keep an eye on the young ones: they're always one step ahead. -Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/PILLERIIN-LEET/