Gloss on Netting- 60 X 50 X 20 Cm |
This week I have
also been looking that the artist Karla Black who uses material and everyday
objects to create these really interesting sculptures, I find them interesting
because of their simplicity and they look really elegant as well. As my paintings I did last week are just on material I thought
that I might as well have a go at controlling the use of line and shape by
taking it back to how the painting began with the folding. I have just taken
some of the visible creases and refolded them while they are fixed to the wall.
It creates a really pleasing effect and I really like the way it comes off the
wall, it takes it back to the uncontrolled process, but with the lines painted
on it balances out.
Acrylic on canvas- 100 X 50 X 30 Cm |
Acrylic on canvas- 150 X 100 X 30 Cm |
I
really liked this idea and thought that it worked really well with my project
and I think that if I present these pieces for assessment I will present them like
this. However this week I have created two more canvas' that are very large as
a pair in the same way that I have been starting all my work with the folding
process. I'm have to stuck to colours that will complement each other but have
one light canvas and one dark so when they are sat next to each other they
should balance against each other.
After I
got to the point where the paint was ready to be controlled I stepped back from
them and looked at them as a pair and I decided that the lines wouldn't really
bring what I wanted them to bring to it and I looked back at my research into
Dadaism and Fauvism and decided that the way that I was going to get it looking
like how I want it to look is if I just added in small patched of colour in areas
where it need to be controlled with a brush.
I started to do this and it all started to
fall into place how I wanted it and when they are placed together they balance
each other out.
Acrylic on Canvas- Both 210 X 120 Cm |
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