Gerald  Saladyga

WORKS ON CANVAS

Latex and Acrylic Paint

Triptych – Manoug Adoian 1912, In Armenia – Arshile Gorky, 1920 In America
98″ X 45″
2021

The Russian Plague
31″ x 31″
2022

Two Saints Visit The Ukraine
44” x 46”
2022

Joseph and His Son
48″ x 50″
2023

Triple Landscape
42″ X 42″
2017

Climbing Jacob’s Ladder
46″ x 44″
2019

The Fall of Man
50″ x 46″
2020

Mr. Armstrong’s Neighborhood
54″ x 46″
2017

Incarnation
50″ x 45″
2015

Starry Night Over Grand Ave. New Haven
26″ x 60″
2017

Valley of Dry Bones
42″ x 38″
2013

American Landscape
38.5″ x 34″
2020

Everything That Rises Must Converge
42” x 36”
2008

Polar Activity
46″ x 36″
2010

Pre-Columbian – Post-Columbian
42” x 32”
2014

Premonition
42” x 38”
2011

Global Hawk Drone
72” x 48”
2012

WORKS ON PAPER

Latex and Acrylic Paint

Portrait of a Man
22″ x 30″
2021

Father and Son
22″ x 30″
2023

Byzantine Cityscape
30″ x 22″
2022

Saint in the City
30″ x 22″
2022

Man In City
30″ x 22″
2021

Flight of Icarus
22.5″ x 30″
2022

CONSTRUCTIVIST COLLAGES

Mixed Media on Paper

The Russians Are Here
22″ x 30″
2018

Polish Construction
22″ x 30″
2018

Mark Di Suvero…Often Daydreams
of Kazmir Malevich
22″ x 30″
2016

Gerard Howeler…Daydreams of Lazar Markovitch Lisitskyy
22″ x 30″
2016

Dostoyevsky Siberian Prison – 1849
22″ x 30″
2017

Lightning Strikes The Island of Jersay 
22″ x 30″
2016

Deconstructing the Universe Piece by Piece
30″ x 22″
2016

Rome – Center of the Universe
30″ x 22″
2016

Homage to “Tatlin’s Monument to the Third International” – 1920
30″ x 22″
2017

Locating the Center of the Universe
30″ x 22″
2014

HIROSHIMA 1945

Mixed Media on Paper

Hiroshima in Red and Black and White
30″ x 36″
2019

Aiming Point – A Grim Remnant
30″ x 36″
2019

Nino Shima – Isle of the Dead – Aug. 1, 1955
30” x 36”
2019

Hiroshima Trackscape
22″ x 30″
2018

Hiroshima Mon Amour
22″ x 30″ 
2019

John Hersey, “Hiroshima” 1948
22″ x 30″
2018

Fr. Makoto Takatura – Citizen of Japan
22″ x 30″
2019

Hiroshima Memorial
30″ x 22″
2019

Hiroshima – Study for Screen
30″ x 22″
2019

Hiroshima 1945
30″ x 22″
2018

“Was It Through Somebody’s Malevolence That My Country Was Divided at the 38th Parallel” – Yi Hyo-Sang
30″ x 22″
2014

NAGASAKI 1945

Mixed Media on Paper

Quiet Road to Obliteration
22″ x 30″ 
2019

The Road to Urakami Cathedral
22″ x 30″ 
2020

Urakami Cathedral Nagaski 1945
22″ x 30″
2018

Along The Road To What Once Was
30″ x 22″
2020

Remains of What Once Was
30″ x 22″
2020

Gerald Saladyga and Petra Brooks-Saladyga – I Once Had A House and A Little Girl
22.5″ x 30″
2020

Nagasaki Road
30″ x 22″
2018

Nagasaki Death Poems
30″ x 22″
2018

A Month After The Bomb then “Floated to Earth” 
30″ x 22″
2019

Nagasaki Before and After II
30″ x 22″
2019

Diptych – Nagasaki Before – Nagasaki After
60″ x 22″
2018

Six Views of Nagasaki Along The Kaido Highway
30″ x 22″
2019