Day 13 of looking back at (13) projects - painting

I am infatuated with 'place', a sense of place and our place within it and that art is a collision of the intellect and the visceral. Abstraction excites me. The struggle, in painting, continues to align concept/vision with ability, the technical aspects. This is why I work every day.

The mornings are for computer work, admin, tidying (maybe), sorting, research and reading/writing.

Working daily, on various projects and ideas I paint in the afternoons, across media including oil, acrylic, pastel and watermedia. Looking back on the last year, the struggle to abstraction continues.



You can see abstractions in other artworks i do including artist books, asemic, prints, ipad drawings, photography and drawing. 

1. search the label on this blog. 

2. (check out the last 12 days of 'looking back' (label).


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