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Event 383 "Paper Cuts" --Study---
12" x 9"
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Oil, Acrylic, Emulsion, Wax and Pigment on Canvas.
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But you can hardly see them.
Thank you for the comment, my friend.
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this looks sweet and painful . you work with interesting mediums , i ยดam not familiar with the use of wax on paintings .
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Thank you for your interest in my work
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no problem , wax-based tecnique at painting , encaustic , i was probably doing other things ,at art school ,long time ago,when they teached about that
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Did I never mention that this causes me to recall the work of Moshe Kupferman - one of my favorite artists?
It's uniquely your own mark but threads in snippets of a common visual dialect I've seen in his work.
A perpetual favorite!
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That's awesome, thank you, I was not aware of that artist.
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Thank you very much, I appreciate you saying. (:
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hmmm...and where did this study lead?
i ...it feels like a one or no..3 level emotion...but i see...i..i wish i knew where it lead? can you say? it is like a tooth pulled out for a work but then is left alone. such morhine like pain is the act-and then..what?
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This one, like 'graze' is a sketch painting exploring an idea I would like to do on a much larger scale sometime.
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The theme of self-harm in your work is very powerful.
From other's comments I am unsure whether you intended it or not, but what I see in your work is emancipation through pain.
It's great to see such emotive art without it being pretentious or saying too much.
Love it.
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It is indeed very much intentional...but yes, I don't make it obvious, I prefer ambiguity.
I think (mostly, perhaps not in all cases) the only people who are going to really '
Thank you so much for your comment...means a lot (always) for my work to be recognised in such a way as your comment reflects...much appreciated!
Thank you.
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Amazing - such little information, but what I see keeps changing - foreground and background mixing!
I love it!
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Need a lot of defense sometimes, a lot of the time actually!
Thanks Gloria.
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In its simplicity lives motion that makes it more real to an eye then any study of nature.
I am very fond of its sublimity.
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I love the way the clusters to the right break the verticals. Behind them, I can sort of see a circle of negative space. These things combined with the horizon-like bisection give me the impression of a sunset seascape. Through reeds in the foreground? I dunno. Just the way I see it. But it's beautiful either way.
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Thanks a lot for the comment Jeeves...have a great day!
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you got an incredible talent to do such impressive and powerfull paintings!!
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Thank you so much for such a wonderful comment!
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Great title. Also get a sense of a seismic graph.
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Interesting...I like that idea. Thank you so much!
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stay with it. Can't wait to see how it develops.
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looks like a voice graphic recording... a shout of freedom.
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Oh...really like the idea of that...thanks a lot for the comment!
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