this new painting is on exhibit at JTAG
TWENTY-NINE DOORWAYS oil on canvas 24" x 24"
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the doorways series is a really unique and fascinating series! whats the inspiration?
ReplyDeletethanks, Farah...
ReplyDeleteI actually came to these from working on simple grids and seeing the doorway forming as I applied the paint in one of the squares...I love the metaphors that doorways are: thresholds, opportunities, new vistas, moving from the old to the new, etc.
and I think my time spent in places where people live in adobe houses painted with bright colors (our own desert Southwest, Mexico, Morocco, and your beautiful country...
wow..interesting! and the paintings do a very good job at showing that!
ReplyDeletethanks, Farah...
ReplyDeleteI am finding the process of painting these to be quite compelling...