Loved the Polka Dots

$750.00

Acrylic/Mixed Media

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Dimensions: 40” X 40”

My Message:

I usually begin a painting with an idea, a phrase I find provocative, a sentiment I want to express. I choose a figure whose posture suggests a certain ‘attitude’ that matches. As I progress, the painting speaks to me informing me how to proceed.
Please interpret them for yourself. Instead of telling you what the piece means to me, I invite you to supply your own interpretation. The vision I had for this painting may not be the same as your vision upon seeing it. The best thing about art is that it exists for you. You, yourself, get to be the arbiter. Let me know in the comments what speaks to you and how you relate this painting to your own experiences or life.

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    I usually begin a painting with an idea, a phrase I find provocative, a sentiment I want to express. I choose a figure whose posture suggests a certain ‘attitude’ that matches. As I progress, the painting speaks to me informing me how to proceed.
    Please interpret them for yourself. Instead of telling you what the piece means to me, I invite you to supply your own interpretation. The vision I had for this painting may not be the same as your vision upon seeing it. The best thing about art is that it exists for you. You, yourself, get to be the arbiter. Let me know in the comments what speaks to you and how you relate this painting to your own experiences or life.

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    My Message:

    I usually begin a painting with an idea, a phrase I find provocative, a sentiment I want to express. I choose a figure whose posture suggests a certain ‘attitude’ that matches. As I progress, the painting speaks to me informing me how to proceed.
    Please interpret them for yourself. Instead of telling you what the piece means to me, I invite you to supply your own interpretation. The vision I had for this painting may not be the same as your vision upon seeing it. The best thing about art is that it exists for you. You, yourself, get to be the arbiter. Let me know in the comments what speaks to you and how you relate this painting to your own experiences or life.

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