Marlo Gordon
Warmth, acrylic, 18x12 inches ©2024
Planning Page, pencil and alcohol markers, 18x12 inches ©2024
Focus, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2024
Deja Vu, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2024
Entropy, acrylic, 18x12 inches ©2024
Faith, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2024
A Gut Feeling, acrylic, 18x12 inches ©2024
Distractions, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2025
Soundwaves, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2025
Soundwaves (closeup), acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2025
Gravity, acrylic, 18x12 inches ©2024
Possibility, acrylic, 12x18 inches ©2025
Train, gouache, 10x14 inches ©2023
Stairway, digital, 22 x 30 inches, ©2023
Dinner, digital, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, ©2023
Abandoned, digital, 31 x 12 inches, ©2023
In The Dark, mixed medium, 5 x 5 inches, ©2023
Rings, mixed medium, 7 x 5 inches, ©2023
Leaking Through, digital, 15 x 15 inches, ©2023
Reflections, alcohol marker, 4 x 7 inches, ©2023
Hand, oil paint, 8 x 18 inches, ©2023
Smoking, mixed medium, 8 x 10 inches, ©2023
Shoes, pencil, 10 x 11, ©2023
Walking, watercolor, 11 x 12 inches, ©2023
Each day, we use all five senses- hearing, sight, touch, taste, and smell- to navigate the world around us. We are constantly overloaded by the sheer amount of information out there. We rely the heaviest on sight (my favorite as an artist). However, not all information is transferred visually. Some things exist through other senses, but aren’t visible to the naked eye or lack a physical form entirely. To investigate these ideas further, my question is “How can we visualize things that cannot be seen?” Through this, I aim to explore my perspective on the world around me and that of others.