Monday, March 2, 2009
Rose
I started to count the number of triangles in this painting. Then I decided it would take longer than it did to complete it. I estimate over 5000, though.
I use the triangles as an anti-grid. Although the image consists of individual units (triangles), they are irregular and individual, each triangle contributing its own important function to make the whole. This is in contrast to a gridded or pixelated image, in which all units are identical except for color and intensity. Can you place the metaphor?
"Untitled (Rose)", Acrylic on canvas, 48" x 48"
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This is absolutely amazing, and I can't wait to see this in person one day. How you managed delicate soft tissue in such a way using triangles is incredible. I feel as though I could reach out and touch the underneath portions of her jawline and feel softness. You take on such challenges and come out the victor, love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is an incredible painting. I love this style.
ReplyDelete-Mark