Original watercolor, ink & graphite painting on watercolor paper. It is on 22.5 inch x 30.5 inch rough press, heavyweight Arches watercolor paper. There is only one of this item.
ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.
Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.
My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."
SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM
PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.
ABOUT THE SERIES FROM THE ARTIST: HARD EARNED UNCERTAINTY
The natural environment is a powerful source of inspiration for my work. I spend quite a bit of time manipulating color and texture to portray both the color and topography of natural landscapes and the range of feelings they evoke. The recognition of impermanence informs much of my work. I gravitate towards the colors of fading flowers, the textures of clouds — natural elements that are continuously changing in perceptible and imperceptible ways. The attempt to express their ephemeral qualities in a static form is inherently paradoxical: my meditation practice has helped me learn to embrace rather than avoid this seemingly contradictory effort.
Here in the Mojave, the interplay of growth and decay is embedded in geological instability: gneiss, and granite plutons in dynamic balance with continual erosion. Our rapidly fluctuating weather provides a particularly inspirational source.
My philosophy of art is grounded in embracing both the necessity and impossibility of predicting directions and defining goals while the work is coming into existence. As Zen master Seung Sahn puts it, "Only don't know."
SEE THIS ART IN YOUR ROOM
PREVIEW the print in your own room (by choosing the VIEW IN: YOUR ROOM button and uploading a photo of your room) or a sample room, to give you an idea of color, size ratio and whether the artwork goes well with your room! The size is shown, but since you can resize the artwork in the preview, size ratios are not necessarily exact in the preview. To view the artwork in your room, you must either upload a photo of your room, or take a new photo of your room, using your phone, tablet, or computer.
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