Piece description from the artist
This figurative artwork is a digital painting showcasing a natural scene that memorializes 2024's Tropical Storm Debby. The focal point is a large formation of fluffy, white and gray clouds in the sky, with an expansive and dynamic portrayal of cloud layers. Beneath the clouds, there is a depiction of a dark, swirling tornado funnel extending downward, contrasting with the serene landscape. Flanking the tornado and in the foreground are lush green trees, indicating a densely vegetated area. The sky is predominantly a bright blue color, with a few smaller, scattered clouds adding depth to the scene. The painting captures the juxtaposition between the calmness of a typical day and the disruptive force of the tornado.
Eugene Norris’s passion is digital fine art. His works tend to be non-representational, abstract, and/or minimalist although there is arealist strain in images of nature, wildlife and places. He is an active member of SunTan Art, located in St. Pete Beach, Florida; Pinellas Park ArtSociety; and TESA, The Exhibiting Society of Artists. He is an emeritus member of Sigma Xi, the international honorary scientific research community.
Original prints made by the author are available in sizes up to 20 inches by 30 with larger sizes by special order. They are printed on inkjet canvas or museum-quality fine art paper and shipped in a tube to save the buyer large shipping costs, to be stretched or framed as the buyer wishes. Prints ordered from the artist are individually signed and numbered by the artist and come with a certificate of authenticity.
Norris had a two-month show at Opera Central in St Petersburg and he has also had a two shows as Artist of the Month at SunTan Art. He shows regularly with his other art groups SunTan Art, PPAS, TESA.
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