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Fringe’s new works present beauty as visual

Fringe’s new works present beauty as visual

Fringe’s new works present beauty as visual, historical fiction in a context where gravity has given way to free-floating fantasy.

Bold, contemporary pop art paintings are inspired by the timeless beauty of traditional Asian art. Richly decorated Asian vases take center stage, overflowing with vibrant flowers while colorful koi fish glide around as though the world is their home-scape. Rich layers, nostalgic colors, striking contrasts and familiar patterns transform this classic subject into a contemporary statement.

Drawing inspiration from centuries of Asian symbolism, the blooming flowers represent beauty, prosperity, joy, and new beginnings, while the graceful koi fish symbolize resilience, ambition, abundance, and the courage to overcome challenges. The combination of these iconic motifs creates uplifting artworks filled with positive energy, balance, and movement.

Blending heritage with contemporary pop art aesthetics, the pair of works (Never Alone, and Team) celebrate the harmony between tradition and modernity. The result is a playful, yet sophisticated take on culture, color and peace in the home -- and ultimately optimism.

A third work imagines Fringe’s central character MyLo as a decorative vase of flowers, defaced by mathematical equations. The work is a somewhat satirical comment on the chameleon-like character that communicates Fringe’s shape-shifting quality.   

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Fringe has NOT left the building

Fringe has NOT left the building

Fringe has NOT left the building. Elvis did. Poor guy, he was blamed for ending the fun that he started.  I used to think the saying meant that Elvis had actually died, and it was a final message t...

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There’s a hole in my sock

There’s a hole in my sock

There’s a hole in my sock. My left foot suddenly felt different, and there was an odd ridged sensation as I walked.  It’s tragic when you’re out and about and you have a wardrobe malfunction. It’s ...

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