Three abstract woven pattern paintings on paper, 15”x11” acrylic on paper
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Three abstract woven pattern paintings on paper, 15”x11” acrylic on paper
Read MoreRecent work on paper, Rattan, 2021
Read MoreEdited 11/13/20
Working abstractly can feel like throwing things in the air and seeing where it lands. The beginning of the process especially, then things happen and more deliberate decisions are made. I find this process very exciting and scary at the same time.
Explorations 1, 2016, watercolor on card stock, 7"x7"
In the past, I avoided letting my paintings look like a pattern. I have fond memories of my six years in the garment district. Today I embrace the possibility that the work may take on aspects of pattern.
Explorations 2, 2016, watercolor on card stock, 7"x7"
Explorations 3, Landscape, 2016, watercolor on card stock, 7"x7"
This last one immediately felt like a landscape. I like that approach to painting, the palette suggesting the subject.