This is part four of my black and white paint experiment for 23-24’. I want you to tell me what this image looks like to you in the comments in one to three words. This series is based on (but not following the hard and fast rules of) the Rorschach inkblot test. Just trying to get a sense of people’s minds and personality traits! It’s a social experiment, so click on the image, then go to the comment section and drop in your worded interpretation of the piece. All I want is three words or less. I don't need a treatise describing in detail why you feel the way you do about the piece. I don't need your extended opinions of how this piece reminds you of the geopolitical ramifications of the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict, or Putin and the Ukraine. Click on the image and submit three words, give it a shot, it's all about audience participation. Comment away (even if it’s dirty), I’ll go first… and part one, part two and part three are here for reference.
i did recently see some mark rothko paintings in the Met for the first time and by god it is impossible to overstate what a downright surreal experience it is. for one thing: the paintings are big. posting them as pictures online obscures this. when you come face to face with them it feels like they devour you. it’s an incredible feeling. i already want to go back and just. sit in that gallery for hours
This is part three of my black and white paint experiment for 23'. I want you to tell me what this image looks like to you in the comments in one to three words. This painting is a slight variation on the last one, just a little different. This series is based on (but not following the hard and fast rules of) the Rorschach inkblot test. Just trying to get a sense of people’s minds and personality traits! It’s a social experiment, and I sure am having a lot of fun getting your impressions! It's also very relaxing to paint these as they require brush work that becomes quite repetitive and soothing. Click on the image above and tell me what it looks like. What is it to you? You could always just kick the artist (me) square in the balls and say something like 'It's bad art'. I don't seem to care! Comment away (even if it’s dirty), I’ll go first… and part one and part two are here for reference. Looks like I'll be doing more of these thru 24' as well!