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"purple blue green coral (6)" Oil on Board
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"red orange yellow (7)" Oil on Board
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"blue purple green (6)" Oil on Board
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"green yellow orange (6)" Oil on Board
"purple green yellow red (4)" Oil on Board
"blue green coral (2)" Oil on Board
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"blue sienna (4)" Oil on Board
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"purple orange green (5)" Oil on Board
"blue yellow green (5)" Oil on Board
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"red purple (5)" Oil on Board
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"blue black brown green(6)" Oil on Board
You’ve heard it before, maybe you felt it. Everybody lives in their own bubble. It’s a bubble in that it is clear, edgeless, smooth. If it was a cube, you’d get pushed into a corner and you’d feel it. No, it’s a bubble, soft and slippery. At times you’re barely aware of it. You float in your own minestrone soup. Everybody lives in their own bubble. What does it look like? I’ve labored years to get to this point. The human figure disappeared for a while and now returns. The first figures were stiff and brittle. They got looser as I developed the image. Now in some paintings they float. In some the figures are about to break out of the bubble. The number in parentheses after the title refers to the number of figures in the painting.
The negative space is an abstract landscape. There is a horizon line. Sky above, earth below in a variety of settings, mountains, valleys, trees, water. Some are calm, some are edgy. The title of the paintings are the primary colors used for the landscape.
Here’s the question- are you safe or are you free in your own bubble? Any cocoon can become a coffin if you stay in it too long. There is no one right answer.
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