October 10th, 2024

Bridgette Meinhold, “Highlight,” 40″ x 40″, encaustic

 

Written by Rachelle Pimentel, Fine Art Consultant

The color blue holds a unique place in the spectrum of colors. It has a rich array of meanings and significance across cultures and in history. As one of the three primary colors, blue is not only prevalent in nature but also deeply ingrained in human consciousness.
Blue is often associated with calmness and tranquility, evoking images of clear skies and serene oceans. This calming effect is one reason why blue is a popular choice for bedrooms, workplaces, and other environments where a peaceful atmosphere is desired. The color’s connection to water and the sky also lends it a sense of expansiveness, freedom, and depth, often making it a symbol of peace.
On an emotional level, blue is commonly linked to feelings of stability and reliability. It is often seen as a color of trust, which is why it is frequently used in corporate branding, particularly in industries where trust is paramount, such as finance and healthcare.
So in celebration of this beloved color, I’ll share a few of my favorite blue pieces we have in the gallery now:

“Legend Has It” by Kenneth Peloke 48″ x 60″

“Early Morning On The Mesa” by America Martin 50″x 40″

“Late Fall” by Matt Flint 50″ x 60″

 

“Blue Spring” By Shawna Moore 60″ x 60″