Art
North Water Gallery & Clarion Inn - Traeger di Pietro
- Item Number
- 125
- Estimated Value
- Priceless
- Sold
- 1800 USD to ds35ffa3e
- Number of Bids
- 18 - Bid History
Item Description
The Kiss | A male fish was swimming one day and ate up the Messenger man. Within the same few hours another fish was swimming and ate up the woman in the red dress. Somehow the two fish were excited to meet and then connected allowing the Messenger man and woman connect them even closer for a kiss.
Artist: Traeger di Pietro
Traeger di Pietro was born in Salem Massachusetts in 1976. He attended the University of Orono, Maine and earned his studio arts major. After college in 2000 he moved to the island of Martha’s Vineyard to create art where he still lives. He’s showing his art on Martha’s Vineyard at the Northwater gallery in Edgartown and The Field gallery in West Tisbury. Traeger is also showing in other galleries off island. Traeger’s work is collected from various collectors across the United states and over seas.
di Pietro statement: Art helps put a spin on the way we perceive life, even if it is only for a moment. At times, staring into a painting is like looking in a mirror, it helps us not just see, but also reflect. The purpose of my art is to visually stimulate the viewer both emotionally and intellectually. My goal is to develop another perspective during their experience. It can be perceived one way, but hopefully it takes their thoughts into a completely different direction. The psychological and yet simple ideas that portray positive growth in the mind and spirit is what I want to leave the viewer with.
Sponsors: North Water Gallery & Clarion Inn Martha's Vineyard
Item Special Note
These two bass are being auctioned as one piece, at the request of Traeger. A very special pair of bass!
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