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Landscapes

"When standing in front of these paintings, don't allow either your over or undereducated bias lead the way. Accept the painting for what is there, not for what you expect to be there, would like to be there or think needs to be there. Read the painting through what is actually, literally there."  Ed V

Landscape with Drips and Painted Striped Bird

2021

7x7 feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas

Landscape with

White Drip

2019

7x7 feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas

Landscape with Painted Birds and Spatter

2018

7x7 feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas

Landscape with Painted Birds

2017

7 x 7 Feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas.

Landscape with 

Drips

2017

7 x 7 Feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas.

Landscape with

Painted Birds and Drips

2017

7 x 7 Feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas.

Landscape with Nine Painted Birds

2017

7 x 7 Feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas.

Landscape with 

Twelve Painted Birds and Drips

2017

7 x 7 Feet

chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel, spray paint and conte crayon on canvas.

The next few are all 38 x 50 inches and are chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel and conte crayon on gessoed paper. These are each from 2018 and 2019.

Every mark, every drip, smear, smudge etc. is calculated. Painting is after all, a language. These elements are its alphabet. In order to communicate through that language you need to learn its vocabulary and how to use it. Then you can successfully build a painting.

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The next two are 50 x 70 inches chalkboard paint, acrylic, enamel and conte crayon on canvas. These are from 2019. There will be more at this size and on canvas.

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