A Rip in the Fold
This painting was inspired by another abstract artist that is in the same Gallery that I am currently in, Corrales Bosque Gallery, in Corrales, New Mexico. She had done a series of abstract paintings that had much of the white of the canvas untouched. I was really inspired by this as I have a habit of using every inch of the canvas. This was a challenge and for me took a lot of restraint. The of course this took on the feel and vibe of a wonderful science fiction series, hence the name, “A Rip in the Fold.”
Acrylic on canvas, 24x24x2”, New Mexico 2024
This painting was inspired by another abstract artist that is in the same Gallery that I am currently in, Corrales Bosque Gallery, in Corrales, New Mexico. She had done a series of abstract paintings that had much of the white of the canvas untouched. I was really inspired by this as I have a habit of using every inch of the canvas. This was a challenge and for me took a lot of restraint. The of course this took on the feel and vibe of a wonderful science fiction series, hence the name, “A Rip in the Fold.”
Acrylic on canvas, 24x24x2”, New Mexico 2024
This painting was inspired by another abstract artist that is in the same Gallery that I am currently in, Corrales Bosque Gallery, in Corrales, New Mexico. She had done a series of abstract paintings that had much of the white of the canvas untouched. I was really inspired by this as I have a habit of using every inch of the canvas. This was a challenge and for me took a lot of restraint. The of course this took on the feel and vibe of a wonderful science fiction series, hence the name, “A Rip in the Fold.”
Acrylic on canvas, 24x24x2”, New Mexico 2024