FROM OUR JOURNAL PAGES:Springfield Road
40 x 40 acrylic on canvas
chuck: This work felt like a journey into the unknown. Perhaps the painting of the lines in the early stages of development is like living your life intentionally and in the moment. When you live on this side of your brain, you fully experience all of creation in that moment. As the painting developed, altered, taking many different turns with its essential story trying to emerge, the invisible structure came back from the history of the painting, to alter and frame the creation. Even in our wonderings into the unknown, there lies a spiritual structure and connection to all time.
Peg: Peeling off the resist and revealing the “fencing” was just like experiencing the barbed wire in Northern Ireland, the wire gets so in between the observer and the “landscape”. It becomes the object and what’s on the other side becomes distant and unreachable unknown.
Peg: Peeling off the resist and revealing the “fencing” was just like experiencing the barbed wire in Northern Ireland, the wire gets so in between the observer and the “landscape”. It becomes the object and what’s on the other side becomes distant and unreachable unknown.
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