I’ve been interested in pursuing neutral, almost colorless paintings. Of course, there is a world of color in the most neutral composition of blacks grays, and whites. At any rate, this painting has been labor and is not co-operating. I demand the painting to bow to my will. Instead it has behaved difficultly. We shall see where this ends up.
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November 6, 2009 at 5:46 pm
I think your “Purdah” series is a great concept. It’s a departure from the vibrant translucent color & movement of your monotypes.
Black & white, dense, and opaque forms translate well into the dogmatic social code enforcing purdah. There’s rage behind the veil.
November 7, 2009 at 12:07 pm
Great points, Deb. I always appreciate your thoughtful observations.