Revision & Visual Perception
Demanding Paintings and Printmaking time at Edinburgh Printmakers
It's a strange affair, the idea that we are continually in a state of flux and that as artists we invariably trap segments of time onto a canvas, needing to learn just how much to put into stasis and at the same time, trying to understand how much should change. So difficult, yet so vitally important. I endeavour to follow this train of thought but naturally need reminding of it, otherwise I know that the end result is very much 'on the surface' and is not about the ethos of this journey. These paintings demanded more, causing the inevitable ... see above!
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Resolution Nō2 |
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In Conflict |
Changes can appear to be minimal in the case of 'In Conflict', a subtle adjustment but a necessary change nonetheless. In contrast 'Perpetual Regeneration' demanded bigger changes ...
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Perpetual Regeneration |
Printmaking -- so good to be in a proper printmaking studio again, it's been so long. The space, the layout, the process, the Rochat press - (there's something wonderfully transcendental when you are turning the flywheel) - it's great to be starting on Printing the Innate. The series will be titled 'Visual Perception' and at present I envisaged it as an on going set of images where the traditional edition is not the goal, each image will be a record of the journey. This is the start.
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