Excavations
These painting are born of fierce need and burning passion. Riding a wave of sudden inspiration I gladly jumped down the Rabbit Hole to see where it would go... And found love along the way...
It all started rather innocently one day. As an art project for my little granddaughters I thought it would be fun for them if I showed them how they could paint with a palette knife. They, of course, created a grey muddy mess, but after scraping down the canvas and giving it a shot myself I found that I had arrived at something unique, different from anything I had done before, wholly abstract and yet evocative of something deeper, with it's own inner psychology. Hmm, I thought, this deserves deeper study.
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| Sentinels 2021 |
My second painting in this "new" style attempted something else. I had some vague impressions in mind as I painted, remaining essentially abstract, and yet evocative of a subject. It felt as though I had stubled upon a means of painting the feelings of the thing, rather than the thing itself.
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| Tumbling Sisters 2021 |
And then I fell in love and all these feelings and desires came pouring out. In a rush of inspiration I struggled to try and keep up with my sudden need to fill blank spaces with impressions from beyond myself, a way of out-painting myself, NO LIMITS
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| What Love Feels Like 2021 |
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| Love Pours Out Onto The Ineffable Carpet 2021 |
Finally, no subject was off-limits, I could paint anything! It was a miraculous magical lens to turn upon the word.
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| La Primavera 2021 |
No subject too taboo, nothing too obscure, all was transformed in the flurry of paint.
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| DiVinyl 2021 |
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| Excavation 2021 |
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| Catulus 2021 |
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| The Firebird 2021 |
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| Self-portrait 2022 |
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| Lenora & CAT-tastrophe |
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