We CAN all get along!

Continuing my exploration of a variety of materials and their interaction I now arrive at “White V”. Although, as the number indicates, I have done five paintings in this style, some of the materials are the same but others make themselves known (and appreciated). I am beginning to feel like a bungie jumper: I have…

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What do you do with Regrets?

“Pentimenti” is the Italian word for “regrets’. It is also used for corrections in Art. For example, an artist in the Renaissance of XVI Century had an initial drawing for a painting. Let’s say it was that of a woman with her arm raised. Then the painter changed his mind (“regretted” it) and drew her…

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Pushing the (White) Envelope

A while back I introduced you to “White I” and “White II”. They depicted my experience of having a vision and wanting to use materials that were unusual for me. I did not know, then, how the vision would come to fruition and, as artists are wont to do, I just jumped feet first, eyes…

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