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Nosego Debuts in Italy with Upcoming Solo “Electric Breeze”

Yis Goodwin, aka Nosego, offers a particularly colorful and celestial vision of the world in his illustrations of nature. Featured on our blog, in his latest paintings and murals, he depicts imaginary creatures and animals morphing into beautifully rendered landscapes. Nosego will next make his debut in Italy at Galleria Varsi with his latest offering, "Electric Breeze", opening on November 27th.

Yis Goodwin, aka Nosego, offers a particularly colorful and celestial vision of the world in his illustrations of nature. Featured on our blog, in his latest paintings and murals, he depicts imaginary creatures and animals morphing into beautifully rendered landscapes. Nosego will next make his debut in Italy at Galleria Varsi with his latest offering, “Electric Breeze”, opening on November 27th. The exhibit is so named for his exploration into more electrifying and iridescent colors. Noesgo colors the world as a child might color their coloring book- his images are filled with bright and nonsensical colors that support his innocent perspective on life. Here, nature is portrayed as a beautiful and harmonious place, thriving without ever knowing fear or conflict. In addition to new paintings, “Electric Breeze” will also feature a three-dimensional installation that brings Nosego’s mystical environments out of fantasy and into the gallery space. Take a look at more photos, courtesy Galleria Varsi, below.

“Electric Breeze” by Nosego will be on view from November 27th, 2016 through January 10th, 2016.

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