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Dale Dreiling was born in 1975. Raised in Ventura, CA, he grew up 60 miles north of Los Angeles.
Growing up heavily influenced by Rick Griffin and Raymond Pettibon, his earliest artistic endeavours were in designing flyers, logos and graphics for his and other friend's punk bands. In 1999, he moved to San Francisco and enrolled at the San Francisco Art Institute, earning a BFA in painting in 2001.
In a material sense, his primary medium is acrylic paint on canvas and panel because, though the earth is natural, it is a plastic world we live in. The limitations and allowances of the medium are reflective of the opportunity and limitations of daily life and how we individually react to these boundaries.
Aesthetically and conceptually, his work is an amalgamation of historical art and it's effect on his approach and his own personal attempts to affect, or at least contribute to, it's forward progress and continuation.
Human nature is a hybrid of both the spiritual and the material worlds, a byproduct of the past, and a conduit for the future. If you understand this, then his art is for you. If you don't, then it is not.
In addition, he is a published illustrator and designer, focusing on print and apparel graphics. He currently lives and works in South Pasadena.
All original artwork is for sale unless otherwise noted. For price, purchase and exhibition inquiries, click here.
All images are infinitely © Dale Dreiling, unless otherwise noted.
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