Robert Zeller was born and raised in New Orleans, and is still recovering from it. He earned a BFA from the Boston Museum School, and an MFA from the New York Academy of Art.
He loves classical form, and has spent a good deal of his adult life learning to technically master drawing and painting, for the purposes of using it to describe the world around him. “I think it’s inherently Christian to observe the intricacies of life from a perceptual vantage point,” says Robert. “That said, I like mixing the perceptual and conceptual. I call my present body of work Ethereal Realism.”
This drawing is part of a series I?m doing about people and their immediate environment. I try to draw people in the room they spend the most time in. This woman is the wife of the assistant pastor of our church. She spends most of her time with her baby son. This was...
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A defence of provinciality in art and life.
SITE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT BY POLYMATH
