Category: Abstract Art

Exploring Emotions Through Color Imagery

What do you see in this image? Or is it just a study of colors, perhaps evoking a range of emotions or memories? The interplay of hues might lead one’s imagination on a journey, inviting contemplation about the meanings behind these shades. Each color could represent something unique—a feeling, a moment in time, or even an abstract concept that resonates personally. As you gaze at the image, are there specific thoughts or sensations that arise, or does it simply provide an opportunity to appreciate the beauty of color itself?

My work is predominantly colorful, imaginative photomontages. It combines photos of nature and people with structural layers made using old photographs, my paintings, and sculptures. Hope you enjoy this one.

Mixed media – Title: Whirling Grace

The artwork, titled “Whirling Grace,” hopefully seamlessly combines the techniques of oil ink painting and photography, creating a vivid tapestry of color and emotion.The idea behind “Whirling Grace” is to capture the fluidity and dynamism of a dancer immersed in an ethereal, dream-like environment, where reality and imagination entwine in a beautiful embrace. My envision a seamless blend of the dancer’s movements with the abstract elements surrounding her. In this scene, the vibrant red leaves symbolize hope and vitality, as they gracefully carry her upwards into the air, suggesting a poignant journey towards freedom. Each detail meant to enhance the sense of weightlessness, evoking feelings of liberation and ascension, as if the dancer is not just performing but transcending the physical boundaries that confine her. The delicate interplay between the painted leaves and the sharper photographic elements encapsulates a moment of transcendence, the intricate balance between nature and human experience. This balance, reminding us that amidst chaos, beauty and grace can still flourish, offering a glimpse of serenity and hope for all who take a moment to truly see.

No name – Contemporary art

I did these color versions because I had time in hand and wanted to once again see which worked the best. At least at the time I did these, the two with the signature I considered the best.

Contemporary art with an abstract background or is it? A cityscape – should I have named these “Alone in the City”?

The process of naming your creations can be as important as the work itself, as it sets the tone and context for the viewer, I know this. One approach is to consider the central theme or feeling of your work. What emotions or messages do I want to convey? Additionally, I could draw inspiration from various sources such as literature, poetry, or even song lyrics. So why am I having so much trouble with this… something to ponder on

It’s also valuable to bounce ideas off others, this time it is you viewers as sometimes an outsider’s perspective can offer a fresh and insightful angle.

DOT me

 This contemporary art workuses of vibrant colors and undefined shapes and forms is a hallmark of abstract art, but I do not really see this as abstract, you can see a face, my face 🙂 The mix of textures and color blending creates a visually rich image. The artwork relies on color and form to convey its aesthetic.