Gallery Marchi

On May 10th 2015, David fractured his back in a boating accident. On May 13th, at 11:11 p.m. he woke up with an urge to paint. Something he had never done before.

 

Today, David creates "daring" acrylic abstracts that dance with passion and unpredictability. He paints beautiful, riotous gradients, and then creates large scale graphic designs on top. Often, elements clash – colors, patterns, or lines.

 

His brush-strokes are free form but his shapes are not; integrity of edge and form is always maintained. Marchi’s pieces are prime examples of energy harnessed.

 

Marchi paints with three guiding principles: color, texture, and pattern.

 

He finds the vibrations between great contrasts in all three, taking a single painting from smooth to streaked, squared to rounded, and shimmering crimson to deepest blue.

 

Each work is a jungle gym of visual frequencies, and yet Marchi is organized in his complexities – he never leaves a shade out or allows his composition to falter or wane. Once he decides on a graphic pattern, he sticks to it and fills out his canvas with satisfying thoroughness.

 

Marchi was born in Wallingford, Connecticut and today splits his time between New York City, Vermont and Europe.

 

He is collected world-wide, including by celebrities and collectors of abstract art.