Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting process. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
"Heaven's Dunes" At The Cusp of a New Visual Language
“Heaven's Dunes”
17 inches x 21 inches
Oil on Mounted Panel
2010
This is one of a series of paintings that I have been working on, wherein I am developing a new visual language. One that combines en plein air technique, with the use of strong abstract gesture as a deconstructive element; thereby exploring and expanding the best of what I consider two very painterly, and coexistent, aesthetics.
A note on the painting's subject: it is a free-verse meditation on out of body experiences, colliding worlds, and harmonious passages between raw and delicate mark making.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
A Look Into an Aspect of My Art Process
In my painting studio, I have a piano. When I reach a point in my work, where I need to step away from the painting for a few minutes, to clear my head and refresh, I will often sit down at my piano to play. This has become an essential part of my art making process, which is why I have chosen to share. I am not at all a musician or a performer, just an artist who uses music as part of my routine.
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