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8 years ago
Nightshift #tar #blue #elements #abstract #abstractart #scotland #westcoast

Nightshift #tar #blue #elements #abstract #abstractart #scotland #westcoast


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10 years ago
Glasgow Cathedral

Glasgow Cathedral

8 years ago
Carlo Nangeroni (Italian, B. 1922), Elementi Dinamici, 1972. Acrylic On Canvas, 80 X 80 Cm

Carlo Nangeroni (Italian, b. 1922), Elementi dinamici, 1972. Acrylic on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

9 years ago
Gerhard Richter - Details Of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, Oil On Alu Dibond
Gerhard Richter - Details Of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, Oil On Alu Dibond
Gerhard Richter - Details Of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, Oil On Alu Dibond
Gerhard Richter - Details Of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, Oil On Alu Dibond

Gerhard Richter - details of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, oil on alu dibond

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9 years ago
Victor Pasmore… 1979 @ Tate

victor pasmore… 1979 @ tate

9 years ago
Cy Twombly. 

Cy Twombly. 

9 years ago
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank
A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is A Huge Fish Tank

A NASA Engineer Turned Artist Whose Canvas Is a Huge Fish Tank

New York-based artist Kim Keever uses huge fish tanks (minus the fish) then drops in various colors of paint then photographs the resulting reactions.

Speaking of the process behind it, Keever says: “It took me about two years of imagining what it would look like to totally simplify my working process. When I finally tried just dropping paint into water and photographing the results through a 200 gallon aquarium wall, to my amazement, the paint dispersed in so many interesting ways. (…) Even after 20,000 shots I can’t predict which will be completely successful and only a fraction are printed. But I have accepted the lack of control and embrace the randomness.” 

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