Mind you, this is a piece that took somewhat of a wild ride in my studio before it ever paused to land softly in a drawer in the company of other such voyagers; see the backstory that runs from 8/12/16 to 8/21/16.
Grateful to give it wings, to release it into a larger world.
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| A Perfect Breeze of Innocent Confusion 4 x 5" postcard; graphite, acrylic, pencil, and pastels on canvas paper mounted on magazine paper and card stock abstract 2020 |
6 comments:
What an interesting composition! One empty space asks so many questions. Did a piece fall off? Where am I going? Slow down comes to mind. I am drawn into this space why, because it is empty or full?
Delights me that the empty space so captivates you with visual and imaginative curiosity, Carol! Thanks for your feedback.
I love this postcard! Agree with Carol that the composition is thought-provoking...and that title! Love. You have inspired me. I will rifle through old paintings today and see what I can vandalize. :)
Best kind of vandalizing, don't you think??! The composition came as a direct result of having 35 instead of 36 1"-squares with which to make four nine-patch quilt blocks. In the end, the block that had the missing square was the most intriguing : )
LOVE! :)
Thanks, Sheila. Me, too!
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