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Showing posts with label home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Where is Home? what started as a sketch




Continuing with the sketchbook inspired paintings and the series which I've titled "Where is Home?", this piece is completed.
Where is Home? The question emerged sometime after my Dad died. Home in memory. All that is in a home, who makes it home.
The image of the triangle, symbolizing journey, our journeys...but there is always home in some way for most of us on our life journey.
One night I was driving home and a barn down the road was illuminated in moonlight. I identified with image of the barn and have related it to the universal 'home shape', four walls and a pointed roof.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Bird Moon



This sketchbook drawing was a precursor to this painting. In real life (not virtual life) the sky is more of a purple in the painting.
The house image is a shape I've been toying with for a few years. (One of the shapes that emerge from within when I sketch and play, (along with the triangle)) I've posted other images of the house/moon connection. (When I figure out how to post a link to previous posts, I'll connect you) There are more percolating in my sketchbooks. Future episodes will tell as to whether or not they become paintings.




The moon was rising one late summer night, it was misty. It emerged from behind a barn. Captivating.
Two weeks or so ago, the moon was setting behind my neighbors house off to the right, attached to the house. Just like the sketch, which had been drawn already.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Where is Home



most of the paintings posted lately are derived from the week i spent in columbus at the ap studio summer institute. this painting is the last that is directly inspired from that week.

more however are in the works, based on ideas which germinated with the passing of my father and with practical applications learned in columbus with additional exploration of my own.