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‘Alban Elfed’ by Johannah O’Donnell

Artist: Johannah O’Donnell
Title: ‘Alban Elfed’
Medium: Acrylic on board
Dimensions: 7″ x 5″
Framing: Framed (frame size: 10″ x 8″)
Year of Creation: 2021
Artwork Will Ship From: USA

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‘Alban Elfed’ by Johannah O’Donnell

Artist: Johannah O’Donnell
Title: ‘Alban Elfed’
Medium: Acrylic on board
Dimensions: 7″ x 5″
Framing: Framed (frame size: 10″ x 8″)
Year of Creation: 2021
Artwork Will Ship From: USA

About the Artwork:

“I decided to make a horror-themed piece for this show, but didn’t want to paint anything especially creepy or gloomy. I’ve always really enjoyed the folk horror aesthetic – the use of flowers, brighter colors, and animals such as sheep, rabbits, and goats. The subversion of otherwise cheery and comforting themes – childhood, nature, and community – is very appealing to me.” – Johannah O’Donnell

About the Artist:

(Artist Statement)

Johannah O’Donnell, a Florida native, grew up in Sarasota, where she graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design with a degree in Fine Art. She is currently a full-time painter/art instructor and has exhibited work in numerous shows around the country, including a solo show at Bold Hype Gallery in NYC and a two-person show with Rebecca Rose (Sculpturings) at Gauntlet Gallery in San Francisco. One of her paintings is on the cover of Lil Bub’s album, “Science & Magic”, and her work is also featured in “Lil Bub’s Lil Book”, “Lil Bub: The Earth years”, “Bad Dads: Art Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson”, and “#Cats the Meowvie”.

Influenced by the American Pop Art movement, Spanish Surrealism, and Sci-Fi/Fantasy Art, Johannah O’Donnell’s paintings use natural and figurative symbolism to comment on the ever-evolving human condition.