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Original abstract paintings by Bryant Rousseau. Join the Blank Wall Improvement Association.
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This series asks the crucial question: Why pay $5 million for a painting when you can pay $50? With props to my peeps, Pollock, Rothko, Mondrian & Kelly.
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The ultimate mixed-media combo set: each work includes a photo, painting, drawing and text.
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New York’s garbage cans are mini-worlds of color, culture and curiosities. The photo above was exhibited at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
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These abstract paintings are perhaps the only ones in the world created exclusively with the melting water from colored ice cubes. Each is a one-of-a-kind original.
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These giant, colorful blocks of ice, caught in the midst of melting, manage to be both beautiful & mysterious.
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These often humorous, occasionally disturbing ink blots—each a one-of-a-kind original—combine the visual pleasures of their odd shapes and swirls with provocative, poetic titles.
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These often humorous, occasionally disturbing ink blots—each a one-of-a-kind original—combine the visual pleasures of their odd shapes and swirls with provocative, poetic titles.
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Peering through the wire mesh of NYC’s garbage cans provides one of the best “reads” on the messy, vibrant, complex and incredibly colorful life of the city.
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Zen messages from the monks of Mars. Original ink paintings on paper.
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Blind Doodles? Beautiful Drawings? Black-ink Dreams? This series is so modern, even its title is uncertain. What is for sure is that B.D.’s are original, one-of-a-kind ink drawings, sold in sets of four.
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The intertwining lines of tree branches in winter inspire brief, Zen-like poems. The Japanese characters are brushed on by hand (and accompanied by an English translation).
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We all often see make-believe countries in the infinite shapes of clouds. This series takes those daydreams to the next step and superimposes imaginary, word-rich maps on each puffy formation.
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Rousseau’s most innovative series, he creates the front & back of CD covers for imaginary bands, complete with memorable song titles that are witty, sad or strange—each one its own story. Custom CDs available--Click here for more details.
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Have a dreary room in need of lightening up? This art, made with food coloring and paper towels, is the quicker picker upper.
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Painted plates from fantasy states.
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This could be the artistic deal of the century. Buyers get two works of art with each purchase: An original, one-of-a-kind painted flag and an original, one-of-a-kind work of fiction telling a story about the country the flag represents. A truly unique offering!
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Like me, you have probably wondered: Why throw things out, when you can encase them underneath the plastic bubble of a contact-lens container?
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Artist Bryant Rousseau has been to over 50 countries and taken thousands of photos. In this series, he combines two photos in subtly strange ways to create images of a slightly alternative universe.
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These signed, one-of-a-kind sculptures are created from a variety of found objects and sealed within the plastic food containers that are ubiquitous at New York’s delis--a veritable artistic feast.
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Can't decide whether you'd rather have a painting, drawing or photograph? With this series, you don't have to choose: These one-of-a-kind originals include all three. Buy now, sell to a museum tomorrow!
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Instead of paint swirled on a canvas, water scattered on a hot, tar roof.
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New York’s sidewalks & subway platforms are constantly evolving canvases of abstract art — thanks to a hundred years of ground-in gum.
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Taken at dusk from the Brooklyn Bridge in August of 2001, this photo of a single tower of the World Trade Center contains a haiku-poem celebrating the wonderful universe that is New York City.
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Which way would you go? These paintings are made with gouache on paper. Each is a one-of-a-kind original.
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Haiku take only a few seconds to read, but the pleasures embedded in good ones can stay with you forever. Rousseau, called "the master of modern Haiku,*" is selling signed, limited editions of some of his favorites. You can also co-compose an original haiku with him: a truly unique opportunity! Click here for more details.
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Think that haiku pack a lot of linguistic play into a limited space? With his Oxy-Ro’s—a form he developed—Rousseau uses just four words to create richly imaginative, decidedly different poems. You can also co-compose an Oxy-Ro with him: Click here for more details.
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No high concept here. These stones, discovered on a secret beach, are simply beautiful, with their million shades of color. They look great in the kitchen, bath or bedroom.
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