Breslin Fine Art, Inc.

Breslin Fine Arts, Inc.

"I realized," he states, "the barren Lunar or Mars type landscapes I see in my mind's eye were absent from my physical paintings and I had to invent a way to interpret these textures." Drawing again upon his working background, he builds rather than paints an underlying texture using materials most commonly found on a construction site.

Vincent Marenghi

Vincent Marenghi's monochromatic and duo-tone acrylic on canvas paintings earned him the title "Pollack minus palette." A critic said of his works, "These abstract paintings portray the innocent perspective and sense of awe one feels when viewing the world through a microscope . . . or a telescope. His work represents the grand design of an entire galaxy or perhaps the intricacies of a fingerprint."

These images, which Vincent sees in his mind's eye, are best described as celestial images. Asked when he started seeing these images, he replies, "I always thought everyone had pictures exploding in their head." Vincent only learned as an adult that he was dyslexic and so, to overcome the challenges that presented, he created his own "inner space."

Vincent has a unique voice and a unique vision. His work invites the viewer in. At first glance, a piece is deceptively simple. But as the viewer becomes absorbed by it, they realize it is as 'simple' as the universe itself.

Vincent's latest works are large acrylic impasto on hardboard averaging 3' x 5'.

Breslin Fine Arts is sponsoring Vicent at the 6th Edition of the PooL Art Fair 2009 at the Windham Gardens Hotel in NYC (Chelsea).

Left: Vincent's original oil paintings on display in the Breslin Fine Arts Inc. at 8th Annual Boston International Fine Art Show, 2004.

Last updated March 2, 2009