Some images become bigger than the moment they came from.
Part of the ever developing ICONIC series, this is the first in Hanna and Nicole’s ICONIC series, a collection of paintings based on iconic San Diego landmarks and beacons.
Hanna brings the recognizable image into focus: figurative, grounded, iconic. Nicole’s abstract style supports it it through color, movement, layering and instinct — loosening the edges and letting the image exist somewhere between memory and feeling.
The result is less about recreating a San Diego landmark and more about reinterpreting it together: taking something already embedded in the visual language of the city and making it personal, playful and alive again.
This print comes in small (8×10) and large (16×20).
Some images become bigger than the moment they came from.
Part of the ever developing ICONIC series, this is the first in Hanna and Nicole’s ICONIC series, a collection of paintings based on iconic San Diego landmarks and beacons.
Hanna brings the recognizable image into focus: figurative, grounded, iconic. Nicole’s abstract style supports it it through color, movement, layering and instinct — loosening the edges and letting the image exist somewhere between memory and feeling.
The result is less about recreating a San Diego landmark and more about reinterpreting it together: taking something already embedded in the visual language of the city and making it personal, playful and alive again.
This print comes in small (8×10) and large (16×20).
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