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"Green Gravity", Interference Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 54", © 2016 |
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"Space Floaters", Interference Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 60", © 2016 |
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"Blue Gravity", Acrylic & metallic powder on canvas, 36" x 72", © 2016 |
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"Becoming Gemini", Interference Acrylic on canvas, 54" x 54", © 2016 |
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"Io, Callisto, Europa & Ganymede", Interference Acrylic on canvas, © 2016
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Here are my recent paintings. They are less dependent on Hubble or other telescopic images, and more on my play with ideas about "what could be out there"; weather conditions, other planetary bodies and physical realities we may have not yet dreamed of.
I must admit that the seductive qualities of paint are one of the factors that have encouraged this magnetic trance-like direction. But then, learning that Jupiter has 67 moons, and that Galileo only saw 4, has helped me along my path as well.