Abstract: what is it, really? The term, from Latin, means “pulled away, detached,” something separated from physical or concrete reality.
Abstract art is non-representational, non-realistic, non-pictorial, symbolic, impressionistic.
According to the Tate Galleries England, “[a]bstract art is art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead use shapes, colours, forms and gestural marks to achieve its effect.With Abstract art we move beyond knowledge towards new ways of imagining.”This collection offers symphonies of colours; tone poems of images; quirky juxtapositions of forms, colours & techniques. All are intended to evoke pleasure in form, colour, ideas. [All works acrylic on canvas unless otherwise noted.]
379 Dot Dot Dot I 24 x 30″380 Dot Dot Dot II. 24 x 30″381 Dot Dot III. 24 x 30″ 212 Something Everything Nothing. 40 x 40″ (diptych)342 Colour Theory. 24 x 24″ 372 All Blues:Miles Davis 16 x 20″ 374 Blasted Tree II. 12 x 12″ SOLD375 Syncopation. 16 x 20″ 378 Trading Fours. 16 x 20″ 395 Abstrakt Garden. 14 x 14″ 401 Delta. 8 x 10″ 408 Downtown. 8 x 10″ 411 Sommersault. 6 x 6″, Mixed media on cradled panel SOLD235 Frieze. 20 x 100″ (5 panels)421 Cornered II. 24 x 36″ Mixed media o/c420 Cornered 12 x 16″.399 Miel. 10 x 10″ 404 Tumble. 8 x 10″ 415 Dot Dot Dot V. 8 x 10″ 428A Primodial Oohs 1 of 3 10″ x 10″ 428B Primodial Oohs 2 of 3 10″ x 10″ 428C Primodial Oohs 3 of 3 10″ x 10″ 414 Dot Dot Dot IV. 16 x 20″432 Moderation. 24 x 18″ Mixed media on canvas424 Serendipity 10 x 8″429 Relativity, Mixed media, 8 x 8″435 Land’s End, Mixed media, 10 x 8″434 Obsessed. Mixed media , 20 x 28″