Gilbert Gorski is an artist and arthitect based in western Pennsylvania who I first profiled on Lines and Colors in 2020.
In spite or (or perhape becsuse of) his continuing work as an architect, Gorski focuses in much of his work on landscapes and the natureal world.
He has a fascinating approach to the applicaiton of color in his oil paintings. His canvasses are often a dazzling splay of textures and broken color, that look to me influenced by Impressionism and Divisionism and particularly the dappled surfaces of Gustave Klimpt’s landscapes.
I’m late in announcing this, but a solo show of Gorski’s paintings and drawings, titled Arboreal Light & Magic just opened yesterday at the Principle Gallery in Alexandria, VA. It runs to Monday, November 30, 2026.
The images above are all from the gallery’s website (many of the works are sold already). There is a 3-D zoom through of the exhibit here. You can find more of Gorski’s work on his own website.
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