Puff Puff Passing By
, 2024Puff Puff Passing By by Marisa Macklin is a striking 48x36x1.5 inch acrylic-on-canvas painting that exudes confidence and individuality.
Created in 2020, this artwork is a bold representation of contemporary fashion and identity, captured through the lens of pop art and contemporary realism. Dominated by a vivid monochromatic yellow, the painting features a figure turned slightly away, their expression sharp and enigmatic. The oversized puffer jacket, rendered in meticulous detail, becomes the focal point, highlighting a bold fashion statement that resonates with urban edginess. The stark contrast between the yellow tones and subtle black accents adds depth and dimension, creating a visually arresting composition. Ideal for a modern living room, office, or gallery space, Puff Puff Passing By is both a conversation starter and a testament to bold individuality. Macklin’s skillful use of color and form speaks to her expertise as a contemporary figurative painter, celebrated for capturing the nuances of modern identity and style. Celebrate boldness, confidence, and artistic precision with Puff Puff Passing By—a piece that commands attention and inspires self-expression.
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Marisa Macklin
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Biography
Marisa Macklin is a Contemporary Figurative Painter born in 1989 in Washington D.C.
She currently works out of her studio in Sonoma County, CA. In 2014, she received her BFA in Studio Arts from the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, NM, and since graduation, worked in fine art galleries for 9 years. Marisa has received 8 awards for her paintings, has had her artwork displayed in 18 juried group shows, a few public collections, 4 solo shows, and 2 museum shows, as well as published in 5 magazines.