Quantum Storms

[gxhpainter2]

more digital expressionism via Jackson Pollack and a swerve around Mondrian as well to arrive with this work.. I have been out of town visiting family and taking a little break so just getting back into it... enjoy !

[pat1940]

Gary, are you smoking Canibis lolbecause this is smoking hot, I wish when I took a break I could rebound with work like that....FANTASTIC my friend

[gxhpainter2]

Gary, are you smoking Canibis lolbecause this is smoking hot, I wish when I took a break I could rebound with work like that....FANTASTIC my friend

thanks dear Pat , well I DO live in Oregon

[Marilyn Anne]

And pouring paint on a canvas! Jackson Pollack would be pleased that his work is honored and remembered! It does evoke that feeling. So inventive! Went to the Mint Museum of modern art recently. It was a treat to see the work and especially the crafts and furniture!

[kenmo]

Remarkable creation....

[Caesar]

Your Pollockian side works with paste more than with paint. Very materic, Pollockian-like bas-relief on a sort of Mondrian set squared-labyrinth-grid, as You more or less recognize too.
You accomplished one of Your possible evolution and gave solidity and rock like durability to Your creative blast! Most impressive outcome!

[gxhpainter2]

Remarkable creation....

thanks kenmo !

Your Pollockian side works with paste more than with paint. Very materic, Pollockian-like bas-relief on a sort of Mondrian set squared-labyrinth-grid, as You more or less recognize too.
You accomplished one of Your possible evolution and gave solidity and rock like durability to Your creative blast! Most impressive outcome!

thanks Caesar, I am enamored with thick paint look at the moment
so things look more buttery than dripping paint ala J Pollock.

And pouring paint on a canvas! Jackson Pollack would be pleased that his work is honored and remembered! It does evoke that feeling. So inventive! Went to the Mint Museum of modern art recently. It was a treat to see the work and especially the crafts and furniture!

thanks Marilyn Anne, sounds like your Museum trip was interesting and fun!...

[D Akey]

Cool. Like the ancient Etruscans had given an artist a send off with their sarcophagus portrait done in abstract encaustics. Critics said it didn't look like the dead artist, but others said that a likeness to his physical appearance wasn't the point.

[damasocl]

This is a great painting...!!!
Congratulations...