White Squares, by Lee Krasner, 1948. One of her Little Images Series, from the Exhibition at The Barbican Gallery, London. Abstract Expressionism.

This is a colour photo of this black and white painting, not shot in black and white, there is no greyscale or colour at all.

Inspired by the "Des Oiseaux" series of photography books by Atelier EXB: exb.fr/en/

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Suprematism is an early twentieth-century art movement focused on the fundamentals of geometry (circles, squares, rectangles, triangles). The term refers to a form of abstract art based on the supremacy of pure artistic expression rather than on a visual or literal depiction of objects. It is entirely subjective and gives room for the artist to present what they think or perceive versus what they may see.

My submission for the FlickrFriday theme topic Minimum. My interpretation of Minimum is the lowest amount of something that serves the purpose of its being. On the surface, this image is about the minimum amount of candlelight that creates the atmosphere. Then it is the minimum amount of ambient light from neon signs filtering through the plastic covers of this makeshift roadside dining place. It is also about the minimum amount of social distancing we have to have to safely live our lives during this pandemic.

Published in: issuu.com/almalusa.org/docs/issuu_pandemic

From a photo of a bunch of computer repair junk & tools on my work table. Mirrorlab and Photoshop.

Twin Nouriousment Everlasting

ah..

life sucks cause ya have to suck to Live

Coleman Hawkins Quartet

from layered photographs of a collage of nine broadsides...

I took this from the window of a moving car as it went over a bridge on the drive from the airport after a red-eye flight.

tune: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMWtx9SEgy8

Mirrolab explosions worked with paint filters in Photoshop and the great liquify tool on Photoscape X.

At the Lee Krasner (1908-1984) exhibition, Barbican Gallery, London. A wonderful show and the first time Krasner has been exhibited in UK since 1985. In the background: Milkweed, collage from 1955.

Photo of a partly repainted outside wall seen on a London residential estate.

If you squint, this maybe has the feel of an abstract expressionist painting that perhaps would be subtitled 'Mark Rothko meets Clyfford Still'. Maybe.

Al is a sculptor so I wanted to recreate him as a sculpture

another portrait of my ongoing project

Artist and their Art and the People Behind the Scenes

I have over 100 reconstructed portraits so far from various artists from my local Art Community.

I will exhibit them in an exhibition scheduled for 2020

celebrate 420

Serie, Dia de Bueyes...- Series, Day of Oxen.... N 3

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Squint a little and you'll understand immediately what Jackson Pollock's abstract expressionist paintings were all about. Art mirrors nature even in its more abstract sense.