Four Other Paintings from 2020
Here are four paintings I did in 2020, that had not yet made it onto the blog:
Here are four paintings I did in 2020, that had not yet made it onto the blog:
There are many ways to think about race, and painting is one of them.
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Here is an abstracted depiction of the Transfiguration as related in Matthew chapter 17.
Beyond the stage of meek cotyledons, but not quite yet unfurling, I too am at that point of potential energy, with growth recently begun, while no where close to finishing.
Here are some abstracted crosses that hint at the resurrection beyond.
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Here are some new small abstract works just in time for the holidays.
People wonder why I paint so differently than myself sometimes, so I explain that here.
This is a bit of new direction for my abstract work, emphasizing minimalism. What do you think?
Working, learning, and exploring, these represent a range of value, with a variety of mark making and techniques.
I do think you can get from these abstract expressionistic works my general mental state, and see how I was feeling, so expressionism is not without a subtle content of its own.