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Rue Bootay’s "Juju’s Beach" is a captivating abstract composition that blends organic forms and fluid lines in a harmonious dance of movement and energy. Measuring 30 x 66 inches, this expansive work is rendered in earthy tones of sandy beige, muted blues, and soft pastels, evoking the essence of a coastal landscape.
The artwork’s layered textures and intricate linework create a sense of depth and rhythm, with gestural shapes and abstracted figures emerging from the composition. Delicate white accents and subtle pops of red and orange provide contrast, adding to the dynamic interplay of color and form.
Bootay’s signature style, marked by a fusion of abstraction and figurative elements, invites the viewer into a world of whimsical movement and dreamy nostalgia. "Juju’s Beach" is an evocative celebration of memory, place, and the fluidity of time, making it an ideal statement piece for collectors drawn to expressive and lyrical abstraction.
Rue Bootay, a New York-born artist now rooted in the vibrant artistic landscape of Los Angeles, navigates the avant-garde realm of nonrepresentational surrealism with a style uniquely his own. His paintings, reminiscent of alien landscapes, weave a tapestry of organic shapes—sometimes sharp and angular, other times resembling cosmic amoebae suspended in the celestial void.
This artwork is created with acrylic and oil pastel on canvas. It is wired, and ready to hang. The artist signs it on the front and back of the artwork. Free local Los Angeles area delivery is included. Affordable Continental U.S. and worldwide shipping is available. A certificate of authenticity issued by the art gallery is included.
Drawing inspiration from artistic luminaries such as Gorky, Arp, Tinguely, and Miro, Bootay infuses his creations with a whimsical flare, transforming two-dimensional planes into dynamic, organic entities. His creative process is a spontaneous dance of intuition, eschewing sketches for a pure stream of consciousness that manifests as a visual journey into the depths of his mind. Proudly self-taught, Bootay honed his artistic skills on the streets of Sunnyside Queens as a teenage graffiti artist, and this gritty, urban foundation permeates his work with authenticity.
Bootay's paintings have found homes in exhibitions and private collections across the United States and Europe, inviting viewers to explore the untamed landscapes of his imagination.
