Patrick Sullivan Art

Patrick Sullivan grew up in the suburbs of Omaha, Nebraska, but he was born in Prince George County, Maryland. His most recent work examines the human sense of personal identity, the fragility of human physical limitations and emotional vulnerability using the language and imagery of sleep. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Kansas State University. Once in a while the design elements are more restrained in his artwork, but all of them make their way into each piece of his art to make the composition to be balanced. Through the use of color, repetition, and pattern, he creates a rich visual texture and an exhilarating energetic pattern in his art. His work has been exhibited at Fill in the Blank Gallery in Chicago, Gallery Lele in Tokyo, and H&R Block Artspace in Kansas City. His ongoing work in assemblage, collage and silkscreen printing draws from his illustration and design experience as well as his fine art background. Color is the most important element of his artwork; he loves to experiment with different colors to see if they can work together or not. Art has become an integral part of his life and he’s happy with the feedback that he gets from viewers who have said that when they look at his images they get a sense of peace. The framed Patrick Sullivan art are selling in large numbers and they can be found in many institutions, galleries, homes and museums around the world. He currently lives and works in Kansas City, Missouri.