→ Out of Focus Paintings
Philip Barlow paints abstract images that look as if they come from an out of focus camera.
In this way, Barlow paints from perception rather than reality, showcasing the beautiful ways we process our daily surroundings. In the foreground, the paintings feature overlapping orbs of white, red, and blue light, which obscure blurred buildings, cars, and signs that occupy the dimly painted background.
These are really cool. They remind me of a photo project I did once of nothing but out of focus night shots. I should look through my external drives and find that project to repost here one of these days.
Anyway, some of his paintings:
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LINK: Out-of-Focus Paintings by Philip Barlow Capture the Twinkling Lights of Cityscapes at Night
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