[NetBehaviour] CV-17, 2020.

[Edward Picot]

Ooh! I like this too! I don't think I've seen anything like this by you 
before, Marc. I agree with what Alan says, but to me it's also got a 
slightly comic-book pop-art thing going on, because of the crisp 
boundary lines, the flat tones and the texture-lines inside some of the 
shapes. A hint of Lichtenstein? It's very absorbing to look at.

Edward


On 18/09/2020 11:31, marc garrett via NetBehaviour wrote:
> CV-17, 2020.
>
> When creating abstract works, push and pull is a term I used to know, 
> meaning, pushing the foreground back so to level out the pictorial 
> surface. Notice the white lines pulling it all together, connecting up 
> with white background space.
>
> However, it was Hans Hofmann who originally used the phrase. It was 
> associated "with his signature works of the 1950s and 1960s, in which 
> bold color planes emerge from and recede into energetic surfaces of 
> intersecting and overlapping shapes". This collage does that, but in 
> it's own way.
>
> img00_17web.jpg
>
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