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I would like my paintings to be viewed not just as pictures but as emotional responses, or as a collection of feeling about the subject I am trying to represent. In my painting I try to make each line of color represent a speed of light and a direction for the viewer's eye to travel, giving a time-space element to the composition, as opposed to a frozen in time view of a photograph. These elements make up a controlled composition. Each line, color and shape moves the eye through the visual space inviting the viewer into the painting and guiding them in and out of the visual space, "entertaing the eye" along the way....
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251, 2010
Acrylic Painting,
48 x 48 inches
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| US$ 4000 |
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278, 2010
Acrylic Painting,
24 x 24 inches
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273, 2010
Acrylic Painting,
30 x 24 inches
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| US$ 800 |
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268, 2010
Acrylic Painting,
48 x 36 inches
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| US$ 4000 |
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208, 2002
Acrylic Painting,
46 x 48 inches
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| US$ 2000 |
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210, 2002
Acrylic Painting,
48 x 48 X 1 inches
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| US$ 2000 |
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