"Hemifrequent Mindwidth" - Original Painting
A little intermission from the figurative posts..
"Hemifrequent Mindwidth" by David Heskin
The full range of creativity within a single artist can easily span seemingly irreconcilable polarities.
Realism and abstraction ultimately define the breadth of this range, stretching the artist's view to encompass and integrate all styles and all times..an increasingly challenging and engaging task in a connected modern global civilization.
Many anomalous paintings have emerged over the years. They are not specifically part of any other series..they just seem to be entities that exist for their own purposes..unknown to me. This particular piece is in a private collection..I am always happy to know that the paintings have found good adoptions. They continue to have their own relationships and experiences..kind of like children (some legitimate and noble, some illegitimate and exiled)..
Very very nice
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David, I am dran more and more to the sort of "abstract" that in past I considered underpainting for my representational work. I should post some that are sort of 'on the edge'.
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Thanks Otto!
Would definitely love to see more of your abstract "underpaintings"!
(I often ruin a perfectly good abstract painting in attempting to turn it into something!)
that's where I quit - for now. Here is a five-minute job I just let it sit. Done with a window squeegie. Not on purpose, I just wanted to spread some thin paint on the canvas, evenly, but started shaking. Pattern developed, so I did it on purpose.
next one I will do on purpose, and use a couple of colors.
BTW - I wasn't sure if I had posted it, so I scrolled down my blogs - yes, here it is:
https://steemit.com/art/@thermoplastic/a-five-minute-painting