left: Number 164, 2007, oil on panel, 6.5x8.75"
center : Number 161, 2007, oil on panel, 6.5x8.75"
right: Number 165, 2007, oil on panel, 8.75x17"

Continuing his investigation of abstract gesture, process, and expression Vincent Falsetta's newest works features cascades
and vertical striations of color that are at once streaming, free, spontaneous, controlled, partitioned, and deliberate.
Using brushes, cardboard, spreaders, palette knives, and dry wall spatulas to achieve rich texture, Falsetta achieves deliberate spontaneity.

"Something in my body/mind snapped to attention when experiencing the solid, taut, all-over surfaces of [Falsetta's] canvases.
There are no holes, no weak areas, no points of collapse or counterpoint. There is instead a steady electric flow,
like a visual electro-magnetic field, that gently but insistently pulls the eye every direction at once."
 
- Titus O'Brien, Glasstire, April 2008

Selected Public Collections:

Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Beaumont, TX
Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, TX
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AR
Belo Broadcasting Corporation, Dallas, TX
Brandywine Workshop, Philadelphia, PA
Neiman Marcus, Dallas, TX
Neiman Marcus, Newport Beach, CA
Neiman Marcus, Las Vegas, NV
Continental Illinois Bank & Trust, Houston, TX
El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, TX
Exxon Corporation
Fidelity Management and Research Company, Boston, MA
Galleria Cavallino, Venice, Italy
Hospital Corporation of America
Longview Museum of Art, Longview, TX
Raytheon Corporation, Lewisville, TX
Sheldon Swope Art Museum, Terra Haute, IN
Southwestern Bell Headquarters, Dallas, TX
Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX
United Bank of Denver, Los Angeles, CA
Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, UT
Western Savings Bank, Philadelphia, PA