It seems you have found your voice and that is very good news. I do confess, I wish they had a little more color and not appear sad and lonely. However do continue and explore textures and your interpretation of them.
Hi Ian. I am enjoying your blog. Fine body of work mate. Congratulations. I am becoming more and more drawn to a more minimalist aesthetic myself. Its a difficult balancing act - making marks, which I love doing, and making them in such a way as they sit back far enough to meet a minimalist condition. I have had some success with graphite (frottage) but none up to this time with paint. Ah well, must push on. I have a blog at kenrowe.blogspot.com.au if you are interested.
your 'return to minimalism' is wonderful.. though I never thought you had left minimalism. Your work is always richly textured with warm colors and simple compositions.. very wabi sabi.
I am an enthusiastic photographer and aspiring artist and my favourite images can best be described as Abstract Minimalism. This does not mean that everything I post will fit this description, I intend to share any photograph or painting that appeals to me whether or not it is my own work.
Please feel free to make comments or suggestions, I will be delighted to read them all.
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Greetings Ian,
It seems you have found your voice and that is very good news. I do confess, I wish they had a little more color and not appear sad and lonely. However do continue and explore textures and your interpretation of them.
Warmest reagards,
Egmont
Hi Ian
I find your new 'return to minimalism' studies quietly rich and,as your one title suggests, ancient in feel.
The layers, the controlled color pallet, combined with the spontaneous quality of the surface build up...read as mysterious tracks of time.
Hi Ian. I am enjoying your blog. Fine body of work mate. Congratulations. I am becoming more and more drawn to a more minimalist aesthetic myself. Its a difficult balancing act - making marks, which I love doing, and making them in such a way as they sit back far enough to meet a minimalist condition. I have had some success with graphite (frottage) but none up to this time with paint. Ah well, must push on.
I have a blog at kenrowe.blogspot.com.au if you are interested.
Beautiful painting Ian! I especially love the minimalist approach even with the colors.
your 'return to minimalism' is wonderful.. though I never thought you had left minimalism. Your work is always richly textured with warm colors and simple compositions.. very wabi sabi.
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