The Catholics have a meditative prayer tradition called, "The Stations of The Cross." These make me think of that. Each painting (station), a point on a silent journey.
Hello Ed. I will do some research into the stations. Thanks for sharing your reflection...it helps me to understand the works (if that makes any sense).
I plan a stations of the cross series. I am not wishing to "spam" your blog, so I'll leave it at that. There is a protestant version (or two), and the weird (God at work, here) thing is that the venue opportunity has presented itself.
From initial interest and employment in the fields of ticket-writing and calligraphy, my mark-making has progressed to richly textured, multi-layered abstract paintings - often including script.
I so love being a painter! My work has been described as that of a Colourist with canvases often reminiscent of quilts or tapestries, with lavish, brilliant colour.
As an artist I value serendipitous learning & working long hours alone.
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The Catholics have a meditative prayer tradition called, "The Stations of The Cross." These make me think of that. Each painting (station), a point on a silent journey.
Hi Casey. Thanks for being out there.
Hello Ed. I will do some research into the stations. Thanks for sharing your reflection...it helps me to understand the works (if that makes any sense).
I plan a stations of the cross series. I am not wishing to "spam" your blog, so I'll leave it at that.
There is a protestant version (or two), and the weird (God at work, here) thing is that the venue opportunity has presented itself.
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