Original artwork description:
Working on the suggestion that yellow and blue are the two fundamental primary colours and everything else is in between (Goethe).
Here, a number of paint pourings have been applied on one fixed undulation. Once the work is opened out and stretched onto a frame the depth becomes compressed and all is revealed.
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Membrane Art is an aesthetic thought that I have been evolving over the past twelve years. Starting with a loose (unframed) membrane, the surface geometry plays a part in creating distinctive expressions and unfolding events. The curvatures re-enact the natural world (containing multidimensional values). However, the idea is only complete when the membrane is unravelled and the results are revealed on the 2D picture plane. This generates the human visual experience, a metaphor for how we view the world.
Materials used:
Oil on Belgian linen
Tags:
#malcolm koch #membrane art #malcolmkoch #membraneart #oil painting #abstract art #abstract expressionism #abstract landscape #oil on linenMA yellow to blue (2008)
Oil painting
by Malcolm Koch
£8,061.65
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 111.7 x 96.5 x 3.5cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Original artwork description
Working on the suggestion that yellow and blue are the two fundamental primary colours and everything else is in between (Goethe).
Here, a number of paint pourings have been applied on one fixed undulation. Once the work is opened out and stretched onto a frame the depth becomes compressed and all is revealed.
– –
Membrane Art is an aesthetic thought that I have been evolving over the past twelve years. Starting with a loose (unframed) membrane, the surface geometry plays a part in creating distinctive expressions and unfolding events. The curvatures re-enact the natural world (containing multidimensional values). However, the idea is only complete when the membrane is unravelled and the results are revealed on the 2D picture plane. This generates the human visual experience, a metaphor for how we view the world.
Materials used:
Oil on Belgian linen
Tags:
#malcolm koch #membrane art #malcolmkoch #membraneart #oil painting #abstract art #abstract expressionism #abstract landscape #oil on linenReturns and refunds
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This artwork is sold by Malcolm Koch from Australia
