Perception IV by April M Rimpo |
When I first looked at Perception IV (above) I saw a triangle with a flag on top. Not my goal, so like the Day 9 painting I added some "galaxy swirls" and the triangle seemed to receed into the background. I am always fascinated how such a simple change can alter how some other part of the painting looks. I did nothing to actually mute or alter the triangular shape.
I wonder how many other shapes people might see in these paintings. Taking another look at my own paintings, I now see musical notes on a staff in the middle bottom painting in the image below. What do you see?
Looking at the full composition below, you might notice that the panel above is oriented in a different direction compared to the complete Perception quadriptych. In fact the panel on the lower right was also rotated in the Day 9 post. I wanted to make the point that the individual abstracts can be hung in whatever orientation you like. You are not bound to hang them to form the figure in the forward lunge pose. I'm actually starting to think it might not be a bad idea to turn the panels in different directions when I paint them so I don't get too hung up on the figure.
Fluid Acrylic
composed of four 8" X 8" gallery wrapped and varnished paper panels
composed of four 8" X 8" gallery wrapped and varnished paper panels
Dimensions as laid out above 17" X 25"
$625
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In an earlier post I mentioned combining poses to create a larger composition. Here is one example how the first three poses could be combined. This montage is called Beginnings.
Beginnings combines Inspiration, Stability, and Perception by April M Rimpo |
Beginnings
34" X 38"
$1580
34" X 38"
$1580
Super and I think being able to turn the painting around and it still looking right, is the sign of a good composition.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rolina.
DeleteLove the movement :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sheila. The swirls seem to have accomplished that.
DeleteI love the group. They work very well together. I am enjoying watching your work!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Doris. I've found getting to know so many artists' work is a wonderful benefit of this challenge.
DeleteApril,
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by your quadriptych concept. I love the galactic qualities.
Connie
Intrigued, that sounds good. Thanks for the feedback.
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