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The holidays with all their gift-giving glory are upon us and there’s nothing better than the long-lasting gift of art. Bring a little sparkle to the season with one of Véronique Gambier’s newest Apertures. She has just completed a radiant series in gold, silver, and glittering aquamarine, available in five sizes: 7×7", 11×11", 14×14", 21×21", and 30x30".
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Véronique Gambier’s 7x7” Apertures in silver, gold and aquamarine. |
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A 3walls fan favorite and longtime friends, Véronique hand-mixes her paints from an acrylic base and for shimmery colors such as these she adds glass particles and aluminum and seashell powders to achieve the precise hue and glint.
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Véronique Gambier, Aperture in Gold II, 2025, acrylic on watercolor paper, 7x7”, $310 |
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Véronique Gambier, Aperture in Aquamarine XV, 2025, acrylic on watercolor paper, 11x11”, $550 |
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With one single, deliberate gesture on watercolor paper—lightly dampened at the center—Véronique creates each unique work. Her entire body, arm, hand and brush flow in a continuous motion to produce her direct mark. These gorgeous monochromatic images, captures this single, yet multi-faceted moment as it unfolds. For Véronique, her Apertures define space while simultaneously expressing infinity. It all quite impressive!
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Aquamarine Aperture nestled in a happy client’s powder room |
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Let us know if you would like to see a catalogue of available works. And, if sparkle happens not to be your thing, we can suggest other pieces (that will fit the bill or for that hard to gift family member).
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Jocelyn Fine with Even The City Has Stars, 2025, acrylic and crayon on canvas, 54x64” |
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We are also thrilled to share our collaborative exhibition with Sarah Shepard Gallery: Until We Meet Again, a solo show of ten paintings (2023–2025) by New Jersey artist Jocelyn Fine, on view at Sarah’s gallery in Larkspur, CA through December 20. The show has been highlighted by SFADA, and The Roborant Review writes that it “has the feeling of a quietly confident debut, thoughtfully framed and deeply attentive to the subtleties of Fine’s practice,” and that “Until We Meet Again offers a refreshing clarity of vision—an exhibition that feels both grounded and exploratory, confident yet still unfolding.”
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Jocelyn Fine, Until We Meet Again on view at Sarah Shepard Gallery, Larkspur, CA, through December 20 |
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The show is lighting up Sarah’s gallery in Larkspur—if you’re in the area, don’t miss it! For inquiries, Sara can be reached at sarah@sarahshepardgallery.com and 3walls at info@3wallsnyc.com. Enjoy the checklist below. As always, we’re happy to assist with suggestions and also framing and shipping to make your gift-giving effortless.
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