"The Doge's Palace Flooded"
This seven-foot wide hexaptych (six canvases) was the centerpiece of my 2020 Painting Venice in a Pandemic project and the YouTube movies (below) that show the entire process of creating this composition. Go to the Carlsbad Exhibit & Giveaway page for information about requesting this unique artwork. At least a ten-foot wall space is required.
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YouTube Movies
This personal movie showcases 2020 pictures of Venice. Included are 20 landscapes, a seven-foot wide hexaptych of the Doge's Palace Flooded, and a heartfelt narration about love, the pandemic, and climate change. Background music by Lindsey & Leigh Cohn. (8:00)
This short video shows the process of painting a seven-foot wide, six-canvas composition of "The Doge's Palace Flooded," which is a commentary on climate change and its effects on coastal cities. Excerpted from "Painting Venice in a Pandemic" (1:30)
Configurations
One of the coolest things about these six canvases is that they can be displayed in various configurations. Individual canvases can be displayed, two or three can be combined, or for the biggest impact the entire piece can be hung as shown at the top of this page. You can even rearrange the order for a perplexing skewed display!
For example:
