Lavender Morning - 18" x 24"
18” x 24” Original Acrylic
Kyle Whary was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1979, and has been a resident and local artist of West Chester, PA for 8 years. He studied Fine Art at Kutztown University and graduated with a degree in Art Education in 2005. His artwork continues to evolve as he explores his many passions in many forms including Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, and Realism. Kyle’s current paintings are inspired by the beauty that a fresh rainfall brings to the streets of West Chester. The paintings delve deep into the play of light and reflections that are brought about on the surfaces of the town. Combining a form of Realism and Abstraction, the works take you into a colorful, almost magical world.
18” x 24” Original Acrylic
Kyle Whary was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1979, and has been a resident and local artist of West Chester, PA for 8 years. He studied Fine Art at Kutztown University and graduated with a degree in Art Education in 2005. His artwork continues to evolve as he explores his many passions in many forms including Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, and Realism. Kyle’s current paintings are inspired by the beauty that a fresh rainfall brings to the streets of West Chester. The paintings delve deep into the play of light and reflections that are brought about on the surfaces of the town. Combining a form of Realism and Abstraction, the works take you into a colorful, almost magical world.
18” x 24” Original Acrylic
Kyle Whary was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1979, and has been a resident and local artist of West Chester, PA for 8 years. He studied Fine Art at Kutztown University and graduated with a degree in Art Education in 2005. His artwork continues to evolve as he explores his many passions in many forms including Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, and Realism. Kyle’s current paintings are inspired by the beauty that a fresh rainfall brings to the streets of West Chester. The paintings delve deep into the play of light and reflections that are brought about on the surfaces of the town. Combining a form of Realism and Abstraction, the works take you into a colorful, almost magical world.