Heidi
Works
’Cause I’m As Free As a Bird Now
18’’
It Is Written In My Soul
18’’ x 3’’
Let’s Go See The Stars
18’’ x 3’’
Longer Than Always
18’’ x 3’’
The Ocean Of Devotion
30’’ x 3’’
Never Giving Up On The Power Of Positivity
16’’ x 1 1/4’’
It Is The Springtime of My Love
16’’ x 16’’ x 16’’
Goodnight To The Blues
14’’ x 14’’ x 14’’
You Are The Sunlight Of My Growing
34 1/4’’ x 102 1/4’’ x 2’’
Butterflies I
50’’ x 4’’ x 4’’
Butterflies II
50’’ x 4’’ x 4’’
In The Arms Of Love
66’’ x 12’’ x 12’’
In You I Feel So Pretty
60’’ x 8’’ x 8’’
In You I Taste God
60’’ x 8’’ x 8’’
She Lives On Love Street
36’’ x 41’’ x 3’’
Nothing Scares Me Anymore
55’’ x 55’’ x 3 1/2’’
Surrender To The Love
30’’ x 90’’ x 2’’
When You Look At Me The Whole World Fades
55’’ x 55’’ x 3 1/2’’
This Is Where I Want To Be
40’’ x 40’’ x 2’’
Tenderly
56’’ x 56’’, Ed. 15
Love Is For Everyone
60’’, Ed. 15
All About You, All About Me II
60’’ x 3’’ x 4’’
All I Have Is My Love Of Love
48’’ x 72’’ x 2’’
All You Do Is Love And Love Is All You Do I
40’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
All You Do Is Love And Love Is All You Do II
40’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
And Your Love Is All Around
27’’ x 27’’ x 27’’
Born to Love I
30’’ x 36’’ x 3’’
Champagne Supernova
14’’ x 14’’ x 14’’
Doing It All For Love I
36’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Doing It All For Love II
36’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Dreaming Is Free
48’’
Forget Me Not
60’’ x 3’’ x 3’’
Hey Child, Stay Wild
30’’ x 36’’ x 3’’
I Was Born To Love
48’’ x 48’’
Only Fools Are Satisfied
48’’ x 72’’ x 2’’
The Beautiful State
24’’ x 72’’ x 2’’
I Learned To See The Light In The Darkest Night
40’’ x 40’’ x 2’’
Hypnotize I
18’’ x 3’’
Hypnotize II
18’’ x 3’’
Hypnotize III
18’’ x 3’’
Hypnotize IV
18’’ x 3’’
I Saw The Sun 2
50’’ x 4’’ x 4’’
I Saw The Sun 3
50’’ x 4’’ x 4’’
Is This The Place I’ve Been Dreaming Of
63’’ x 63’’ x 2’’
Joy and Sorrow
80’’ x 17’’ x 17’’
Like Someone In Love
40’’ x 60’’ x 2’’
Love is The Drug Study #1
44’’ x 44’’
Love Parade
60’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Moon Spinning In
24’’ x 3’’
Open Mind For a Different View
45’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Pillar of Reflection III
36’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Pillar of Reflection IV
36’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
Planet Love
60’’ x 4’’ x 4’’
Shot Right Through with A Bolt of Blue
60’’ x 60’’ x 2’’
That’s How My Love Goes
36’’ x 6’’ x 6’’
The Indomitable Spirit Of Joy I
60’’ x 3’’ x 3’’
The Sky’s The Limit
36’’ x 41’’ x 3’’
The Stars Are For Everyone I
40’’ x 40’’ x 2’’
The Stars Are For Everyone II
40’’ x 40’’ x 2’’
There Would Still Be You and Me
14’’ x 14’’ x 14’’
Visions of Some Sweet Day
60’’ x 3’’ x 3’’
When Hearts like Ours Meet
30’’ x 30’’ x 2’’
You Have Been Loved
60’’ x 12’’ x 12’’
So What, I’m Still A Rock Star
36’’ x 10’’, Ed. 4
Straight To My Lover’s Heart
46’’ x 36’’ x 2’’, Ed. 6
This Is Where I Want To Be
47’’ x 47’’, Ed. 5
Biography
Heidi Spector is a geometric artist best known for her exploration of minimalism as studied through lines, repetition, color and reflection. Spector’s work has been the subject of numerous solo and group shows including exhibitions in Montreal, London, Paris, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, and New York. Her work is included in several corporate, private and museum collections worldwide.
Her paintings and sculptural cubes composed of acrylic painted as bands of color on Russian birch, are topped with resin, creating a surface where candy-like colors pulse and dance together, alluding to the impact of popular music on her work. Referred to by the artist as “geometric minimalism,” Spector purposefully avoids injecting specific emotional content to her paintings, instead opting for bold color choices that quickly establish an upbeat and lively mood.
Her shining repetitive pattern of vertical or horizontal stripes project a natural sense of optimism and joy informed by the techno beats and self-absorption of club life. Spector’s paintings are influenced by popular music, taking on titles based on song lyrics by artists as varied as Duke Ellington, Roxy Music, Amy Winehouse and DJ Tiesto.
The color palette of each painting is in part a response to each song, infusing her works with the sensation of being an audio/visual playlist. The geometric opticality and slick surfaces of Spector’s paintings connect her works with a tradition of hard–edge painters, such as Bridget Riley and Frank Stella. Her vision of the paintings as objects of desire and joy, however, also place Spector’s work alongside contemporary pop artists embracing kitsch as profound.
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