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This abstract seascape captures the ocean’s raw power in a poetic dance of light and motion. The use of intentional camera movement blurs the crashing waves into flowing textures, transforming rugged reality into an ethereal visual rhythm.
122 cm x 91 cm
48" x 36"
2010
Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on panel.
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61 cm x 61 cm
24" x 24"
2010
Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on panel.
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99 cm x 91 cm
39" x 36"
2010
Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on panel.
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183 cm x 122 cm
72" X 48"
2010
Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on canvas.
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183 cm x 122 cm
72" x 48"
2009
Urethane and acrylic binders, pigments in dispersal water, dry iridescent pigments and resin on panel.
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YAY YAY for Art Day! Mom and my sister, Tammy came down to do paint pour art with me today! We had a GRAND time! Mom and Tammy made some beautiful works! It was awesome AND messy!
Strobist & DIY info: high-speed photography of colliding water drops. I use a StopShot electronic trigger to control both the drops (via a single electronic valve) and two gelled Canon 580 EX SpeedLite flashes aimed at the background on both sides. Speedlite are used at the lowest power in order to get the smallest flash duration (about 1/30'000sec for the 580 EX) and thus freeze the droplets.
Lyrical abstract painted for the camera with watercolors on a liquid surface that disappeared a second later. My technique is related to the traditional Japanese suminagashi monoprint or floating ink technique, but I use a camera to capture the floating design I create instead of paper.Best viewed LARGE.
Lyrical abstract created for the camera with water soluble dyes on a liquid surface. Best viewed LARGE.