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| Viridian IX: 55"x67" oil on canvas... viridian is one of my favorite colors. The pigment is made from hydrated oxide of chromium. |
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| The center four canvases are my Composer Series from top: Chopin; Johann Sebastian; Wolfgang Amadeus and Ludwig Von: each 40"x38" |
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| Black Iris: 55"x67" oil on canvas |
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| Djarum Series I-VII |
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| Djarum VII: 40"x55" oil and silkscreen on canvas |
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| Waves: 12"x12" oil on wood |
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| Homage to Gerhard Richter: 12"x12" oil on wood |
4 comments:
I don't always interpret/appreciate abstract art as much as I think I should.
I see/feel/sense the raw power of nature in some of these.
I'm trying to remember the styles and powers of the four musical genii you refer to in your Composer series. Chipin and Bach were both much quieter in their styles than Mozart - crazy, deranged Amadeus. And Beethoven - the power and frenetic energy - his ensuing loss of hearing - what must it have been like to never hear one of your own symphonies?
I hit Post too quickly - I'd like to see each panel of the Djarum series more clearly, if that's possible - to see the progression from start to finish.
I like the power and the flows I'm seeing.
You mentioned that these remind you of fractals - an interesting topic - Fibonacci sequences and some of the French Curvyish resultant patterns. . .
I agree with Tom about seeing more of the Djarum series, but I think VII, the one shown, will still be my favorite of those. I also especially like Black Iris.
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