“The divide between abstraction and figuration is a false, but helpful, dichotomy. Painters who are primarily concerned with the interactions between color, line, and form also make marks and shapes that may suggest body parts, landscapes, and objects traditionally relegated to still lifes. Even monochrome paintings can conjure familiar settings: A gray canvas might evoke a rock face, while a blue one may suggest the sea.”
Read the rest of this enlightening article on current forms of abstraction. Thanks to Artsy!
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I enjoyed this article and found a new artist I like – Osamu Kobayashi and especially like one titled Drip.
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