Photography
Colorfield Painting
Dating back to 1940s abstract expressionism in the US, the term ‘colorfield painting’ is fairly apt here. We could come across a public artwork on any street: a Mark Rothko, a Barnett Newman, or a Morris Louis. No need to visit a museum to see these, and you can touch them too. The unintentional artistic quality of the artworks is delightful. Time has unleashed its lovely patina on these surfaces as well. Liveliness and depth go hand in hand with rich colors and composition.
Road markings are also an art form. In contrast to removing graffiti, the public sector actually commissions the special use of paint for a higher purpose. When an unobstructed view of such painted markings is briefly available, you need to go look at them quickly, since parked cars usually make it impossible.
The markings applied to the sidewalk suggest that it would be easy to create art, but the conceptual world behind it is just as surprising as it is dark.
All Epson newest generation archival printed photographs come in a small 16" x 20 " edition of 10 + 2 ap and a 30" x 40" and up large edition of 5 + 2 apDating back to 1940s abstract expressionism in the US, the term ‘colorfield painting’ is fairly apt here. We could come across a public artwork on any street: a Mark Rothko, a Barnett Newman, or a Morris Louis. No need to visit a museum to see these, and you can touch them too. The unintentional artistic quality of the artworks is delightful. Time has unleashed its lovely patina on these surfaces as well. Liveliness and depth go hand in hand with rich colors and composition.
Road markings are also an art form. In contrast to removing graffiti, the public sector actually commissions the special use of paint for a higher purpose. When an unobstructed view of such painted markings is briefly available, you need to go look at them quickly, since parked cars usually make it impossible.
The markings applied to the sidewalk suggest that it would be easy to create art, but the conceptual world behind it is just as surprising as it is dark.
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