I like to mix different schools. In abstract painting the push and
pull game seems to me endless. Bright next to dark, bright on dark.
rough surface on smooth surface and vice -verse. It is has to be
chaotic at the first look,but in invites you to keep looking and
discover the 2 dimensional dualism.
In my opinion ,when you look at a good abstract
painting the dualism totally disappears. there is no painters, no
viewer, no colour no shape,no canvas no frame, no time. Questions
arise and sometimes partially answered,but the next time could give
you a totally new answer or the same bliss full silence.
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I like to mix different schools. In abstract painting the push and
pull game seems to me endless. Bright next to dark, bright on dark.
rough surface on smooth surface and vice -verse. It is has to be
chaotic at the first look,but in invites you to keep looking and
discover the 2 dimensional dualism.
In my opinion ,when you look at a good abstract
painting the dualism totally disappears. there is no painters, no
viewer, no colour no shape,no canvas no frame, no time. Questions
arise and sometimes partially answered,but the next time could give
you a totally new answer or the same bliss full silence.
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