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PAINTINGS:
FORMS,
FIGURES, AND FIGMENTS
Despite
the more visceral immediacy of realism, I prefer surrealism for the exploration of some themes.
There is a furtive eloquence in figurative art: face, hands, and body
perform in unconscious concert, exposing and displaying human passion,
regardless of the presence or absence of an audience.
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left: detail of "When Shadows Bleed"
grisaille in acrylics and other media
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