anadian artist Erik Olson is known for his abstract arraignments and fracturing but with this portrait, Sana, he chose to keep things intact. The subject’s soft gaze is cemented by some kind of stoic tranquility. It makes the portrait quite memorable.
Olson in Motion.
We peeped in on Erik Olson, snooping around for some fresh work and we found that some of Olson’s newest pieces are flirting with the concept of motion. Although the subjects are still, Olson’s abstract strokes give way to hints of life.
Architecture of the Face.
Canadian artist, Erik Olson, may very well be our generation’s Pablo Picasso. Yeah, we said it. Olson’s more recent work is so reminiscent of Picasso’s cubism period that we couldn’t help but say it! Aesthetically, Olson has a style that is all his own, but air that surrounds his work reek of the same innovation that once wafted through the …