Patty Evert, born in Philadelphia, PA, has been painting for 20 years and presently lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. She nearly sold out her first solo painting exhibition in Denver, CO in 1987 and has since gone on to sell work through galleries, interior design showrooms, designers and architects in Colorado, Santa Fe, Los Angeles & San Diego.  Fractal-01 is an airy blue abstract art piece by Every that compliments the commission by Matt Devine inside Kilroy Centre Del Mar.

This piece can be found at 3661 Valley Centre Drive, 1st floor Lobby.

Matt Devine is a self-taught sculptor working with steel, aluminum and bronze.  Born and raised in Salem, Massachusetts, Devine moved to San Diego in 1995 where he learned how to weld and fabricate metal with his father.  The juxtaposition of heavy metals that appears lite as paper address Devine’s desire to contain chaos and push out the discord of an overly saturated culture of information.

This piece can be found at 3661 Valley Centre Drive, 2nd floor Lobby.

Matthew Alexis is well known for his experimentation and utilization of non-traditional painting techniques. Each painting seems to hearken the viewer to ask questions about the physical makeup of the painted surface, wherein actuality paint is the only element in his work. The dimensional paint in his work is characterized by the use of copious amounts of paint, which rise off the flat picture plane, in the form of “paint ribbons.” With paint physically rising up off the canvas, a true third dimension is achieved and the paint takes on a structural as well as expressive quality.

This piece can be found at 3721 Valley Centre Drive, 1st floor lobby.

Matthew Alexis is well known for his experimentation and utilization of non-traditional painting techniques. Each painting seems to hearken the viewer to ask questions about the physical makeup of the painted surface, wherein actuality paint is the only element in his work. The dimensional paint in his work is characterized by the use of copious amounts of paint, which rise off the flat picture plane, in the form of “paint ribbons.” With paint physically rising up off the canvas, a true third dimension is achieved and the paint takes on a structural as well as expressive quality.

This piece can be found at 3611 Valley Centre Drive, 1st floor lobby.