FORLENZA ART - WOODSTOCK, NEW YORK - CREATIONS BY MULTI-MEDIA ARTIST DAN FORLENZA
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    Title: Selfie-Conscious 
    Artist: Dan Forlenza
    Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
    Year: 2025
    Size: 30" h. x 24” w. x 1.5"
    Frame: none

    Bold Contemporary Art: "Selfie Conscious" - Acrylic on Canvas
    This original contemporary acrylic painting on canvas, boldly titled "Selfie Conscious," captures the essence of modern identity, digital reflection, and the act of being seen. This exceptional piece features two stylized female figures, united by their vibrant green hair and matching patterned green shift dresses.

    Key Features & Modern Appeal
    Striking Title & Theme: The title "Selfie Conscious" highlights the core theme, referencing self-awareness, observation, and the pervasive nature of technology, perfectly illustrated by the figures holding bright red smartphones.

    Vibrant Color Palette: The high-contrast scheme features luminous pink skin tones, stark black accents, and deep emerald green hair and clothing. This bold use of color ensures the painting is an instant focal point in any setting.

    Distinctive Style: Executed in a strong, graphic style—combining figurative elements with abstract expressionism—the painting is both fashionable and mysterious. The simplified, elongated forms add to the artwork's unique, contemporary flair.

    Quality & Dimensions: This is an original work of art, created with acrylic paint on canvas. It measures 24 inches wide by 30 inches high (24" W x 30" H), making it an ideal size for a prominent wall display.

    Original Painting signed by the artist. 

    Dan Forlenza is a multidisciplinary artist based in Woodstock, New York, where he is an active artist member of the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum. Working primarily in acrylic and mixed media on canvas, his practice explores the psychological weight of the modern human condition through the lenses of Pop Surrealism and Figurative Neo-Expressionism.

    Forlenza’s roots in figurative and narrative art run deep. He was nationally published as a featured comic artist for King Features Syndicate in the weekly publication The New Breed and as the co-creator of the sci-fi graphic novel SUPERBUG. Today, he translates that strong illustrative foundation into highly tactile, loosely painted canvases. His current work relies on raw, expressive brushwork to challenge the hyper-curated aesthetic of the modern attention economy, offering a tangible rebellion against an increasingly oversaturated world controlled by algorithms.