The Art of SigniaFourth Floor

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Atlanta-born artist Tyrus Lytton utilizes bright colors and abstraction to represent the nostalgic aims of his work. He received his Master of Fine Arts from Savannah College of Art and Design. His geometric patterns take precedent in his work, and he channels them through a collage-like format.

Lytton draws inspiration from historical events and design precedents from around the world. He currently lives and works in Atlanta, GA, and has founded his own design firm called XXO Studio, which works directly with luxury brands and hotels.

Lina Kusaite is an artist who focuses on pencil and watercolor works of nature. Her detailed works range from intimate pieces to wall installations. These pieces are often translated from illustrations into interior design spaces.
Her process is layered, as she begins by hand-drawing and then transfers some to digital tools where she can further manipulate the images.

Her piece for the Signia Hotel is titled Magnolia Crop. These pieces will be featured in the Bay Suites of the hotel. They are each intricate creations which display her preoccupation with line and form.

An Atlanta native, Christina DeLurgio Tull is a visual artist who specializes in mixed media collages. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology and now works as an art consultant. DeLurgio understands the power of storytelling, which shines through her collage work. Her collages are dynamic and hint toward subtle ironies. Like a puzzle, her pieces fit together and unfold the more you study their parts.

Laura Bell’s installation work often references the human body and its processes. She attempts to represent both chaos and order in her work.

Bell’s images explore natural forms like growth and disease as if looking through the lens of a microscope. Each line on the canvas informs the next, and images are built from a singular starting point. Bell feels this style of making conveys the unexpected qualities of nature and the unplanned components of artmaking.

Bell received a Master of Fine Arts from Temple University and works as an adjunct professor at Kennesaw State University. The titles of her pieces for the Signia Hotel are Reach and Trap, respectively, and will hang in the restaurant on level four.

Erin Palovick is a multimedia artist with a wide collection of pieces spanning across multiple disciplines. Her work is an exploration of various materials and concepts, and she often takes advantage of form to convey her ideas. Her work is often sporadic, and her forms are disjointed, which helps viewers more easily identify the tools she uses throughout her work.

Palovick has a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Illinois in Chicago and has exhibited widely both in the United States and abroad. She is also the co-founder and director of fLoromancy, which is an online arts publication.

The titles of her pieces are Softer Still I, Softer Still II, and My Earth Above, My Earth Below Each of them will be featured on the fourth level and in the spa on the fifth level. Each piece exhibits her preoccupation with texture, and her unique abstract style.

Sydney Daniel has a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Georgia and is now a professor in the School of Foundation Studies at SCAD Atlanta. She primarily focuses on mixed-media work, is interested in the technical qualities of work, and likes to operate in abstraction. Her pieces are layered, with staining and textiles mixed throughout. Patchwork is a popular theme used throughout the duration of her work, which displays her form’s interconnectedness.

She has shown at several galleries across the United States, including the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and the Sight and Sound Gallery.

The titles of her works for the Signia hotel are 4th Iteration and Security Blanket and they will be featured in the restaurant on the fourth floor of the hotel. The pieces are meant to reflect large-scale prints of embroidered polaroid.

Carl Linstrum received his Master of Fine Arts in drawing and painting from Georgia State University. Linstrum has had a range of professional experiences beyond his role as an artist, including his position as a gallery owner and art consultant. He has helped several artists realize their dreams of working in the field by developing their careers. He has also served on the board of the Atlanta Gallery Association, which highlights Atlanta as the cultural hub of the South.

His work focuses on an encaustic style, which is the art of applying layers of wax and pigment over images to produce a whimsical haze. His pieces are a commentary on spirituality and memory, which is exemplified through his dream-like style. The colors wash into one another, almost forming a block of muted color. He explores limited landscapes, and carefully chooses the flora he represents.

The titles of his pieces for the Signia Hotel are Burst 1 and Burst 2, respectively, and will be featured in the restaurant on level four. Each painting complements the other through its similar visual motifs. His form and use of color are robust and create hazy illusions for the viewer.

Corinne Adams is a photographer known for her expressive compositional arrangements. Her work investigates disorders found within culture—from experiences with the pandemic to political and social unrest. She also focuses on floral photography, as it provides an evocation of emotion.

She is the founder of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, and her collections are featured across Atlanta and the United States.

Her pieces for the Signia Hotel are titled Haiku Series #9 and Flower Dream Series #3 and will be featured at the hotel’s restaurant on the third floor. These photographs transform the stagnant floral subject into an energetic visual experience. The contrast Adams achieves in these images allows her subjects to be centralized.

An Atlanta native, Christina DeLurgio Tull is a visual artist who specializes in mixed media collages. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology and now works as an art consultant. DeLurgio understands the power of storytelling, which shines through her collage work. Her collages are dynamic and hint toward subtle ironies. Like a puzzle, her pieces fit together and unfold the more you study their parts.