“Dry Spell” (details)

In a vague hope of sharing the three-dimensional qualities of Dry Spell’s shaped canvas and keeping in mind the limitations of two-dimensional media, I had to change my approach. Instead of attempting to include everything, I moved in close–showing just portions of Dry Spell. Using close-ups allowed me drastically different viewing angles–and although segmented, a more complete experience for the viewer.

The aesthetic qualities of what was initially only meant as details surprised me. The close-ups now seemed to take on a life of their own as little independent expressions, perhaps worthy of being shared and displayed as prints?

3 Comments on ““Dry Spell” (details)”

1. Absofreakenlutely Amazing Works….!!

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   • Thank you. Then you might REALLY like the ones coming next–this is but one of many. 😀

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     • I believe I will… 🙂

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