Mill Valley, Calif. –
February 10, 2006 – Jeff Neugebauer, a rising star artist that
combines classical technique with innovative concepts, has unveiled
a new painting to kick off 2006 – “Choices” (36” x 27”, oil on wood,
painted using a laborious, traditional, Florentine method). By
producing another exceptional image, the Kitschpainter continues to
further his stance that great art should be skilfully executed
and worth thinking about. “Choices” is an allegorical painting
about love, and passion. Wine serves as a metaphor for the object of
desire. In “Choices”, the woman has chosen the one glass of wine
that suits her taste; exhibiting a subtle look of ecstasy, she
discriminates against the rest. Just as in life, we make choices and
forgo the others. Like his other paintings, “Choices” conveys a
profound meaning about life that resonates with many of us. For more
information about the artist, please visit
www.jeffneugebauer.com.
About Jeff Neugebauer
Jeff Neugebauer debuted
his first series of paintings in October 2005 at Phillips Gallery of
Fine Art (www.phillipsgalleries.com)
based at Santana Row, a premiere area in the heart of Silicon
Valley.
Jeff Neugebauer has been
drawing and painting since he was a child. He has continued this
passion throughout his life. Utilizing the Florentine techniques of
the Renaissance, Neugebauer has incorporated the knowledge of the
great masters into his painting. His work has gained traction among
private collectors and museums including the permanent collection of
the Arizona State University Art Museum and the Haarmann Reimer
Corporate Museum in West Germany.
Prior to painting
full-time, Neugebauer was an electro-mechanical designer and an
award winning musician. In 1990 he pioneered the multi-media
technology innovation. He applied his creativity and artistic
talents in conjunction with his knowledge and understanding of
technology to produce computer-aided designs, animation, and
interactive CD-ROMS, prior to the multi-media industry boom. As
founder and CEO of SpiralWest, Neugebauer led the company to be one
of the first in the multi-media industry to develop Web sites and
build brand awareness for high profile companies such as Time
Warner, Wells Fargo, Intel, Sun, HP, and Netscape.
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