Here they are, the things I saw in my studio out of which I composed the painting Frames of Reference.
Whether based on life
or imagination, artists are always composing,
assembling, organising selected fragments
into something more than the sum of their
parts. Not only artists - isn't everyone
engaged in the same task, within the composition-factory
that is the mind? Our memories, opinions,
beliefs, the story of our lives - isn't all
this a carefully constructed composition
that we create and re-arrange daily, a work-in-progress?
How about this for
an experiment:
Identify a number of
things which you consider to be most significant
in shaping your life, your self. Give
them each a visual form - could be symbols,
photos, cut-outs, whatever - doesn't have
to be literal. Assemble these fragments into
a composition of some kind. Publish it to
your blog. Discuss!
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
I THINK IT'S FINISHED
Unless I see something
else that needs changing (and I may) Frames
of Reference (formerly
known as Prism, formerly known as My
DNA ) is done. Here it is along with
a close-up of the top left-hand corner where
I've painted a version of the whole
snapshot of my parents which was the basis
for the two central figures.
I believe this painting is about different dimensions of space and time and maybe multiple universes but any and all interpretations are welcome.
Frames of Reference October 2010 Oil on canvas. 121cm X 91cm
I believe this painting is about different dimensions of space and time and maybe multiple universes but any and all interpretations are welcome.
Frames of Reference October 2010 Oil on canvas. 121cm X 91cm
Labels:
art,
cosmos,
frames of reference,
multiple universes,
oil painting,
parents,
prism,
snapshot,
space,
time
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