April Greiman is a born New-Yorker who studied in Switzerland and has recently moved back to America, Los Angeles. Her unusual artwork that touches on colour, images and words altogether across different platforms, whether it is traditional paintings to new electrical installations; makes her one of the up-coming artists within the art & design technology process, and driving the process further.
One way Greiman exhibits her work is public exhibitions. A most recent public commision piece of work is a 8200 sq ft oil painting, based on a video that was focusing on a bowl of rice. She chose rice as it is "underestimated" and symbolises multiple elements all around the world. This massive painting is on the side of a metrostation in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
April Greiman has multiple installations/studio works on at a given time, her wide usage of photography, painting, 3D modelling work, etc reaches and pleases a wide range of audience; this, along with her unusual vibrant colours and views on simple objects makes her one of the most famous modern-artist of today.
April Greiman has multiple installations/studio works on at a given time, her wide usage of photography, painting, 3D modelling work, etc reaches and pleases a wide range of audience; this, along with her unusual vibrant colours and views on simple objects makes her one of the most famous modern-artist of today.
