Yesterday afternoon, I wrote a short poem titled, “Gravity on a Tabletop.” How perfect, I thought, would it be to make a collage that goes with it. And so I attempted to give form to the mood that is gravity on a tabletop. To no avail.
From those exercises, however, I did manage to create my first abstract landscape. Which I enjoyed very much. I think I see more of these in my future. At least I’ve got something to work on until I figure out what gravity on a tabletop looks like…
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11 responses to “Landscape #1”
Your first go at abstract turned out awesome. Wonderful!
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Thank you very much! I’m happy you like it.
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Love the landscape.
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Thank you!
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J’ai toujours été fasciné par la facilité apparente du collage, dont la complexité artistique est plus difficile qu’on ne le pense. Sa propre créativité ouvre la voie au jeu infini d’images qui se chevauchent, abolissant parfois les limites de la fantaisie personnelle de l’artiste. J’adore ce collage. Cela me fait penser à la lueur douce et silencieuse du monde, à l’esprit de la géométrie cosmogonique gravitationnelle … 🙂
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Merci, J. Parfois, les images les plus simples sont les plus difficiles à créer. Je trouve que j’aime travailler avec un mélange de lignes géométriques et de formes naturelles. Cette combinaison permet des réinterprétations créatives et amusantes de la réalité. Je suis content que tu aimes ce collage. Je prévois de faire une série de paysages.
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Exercising your, imagination, allowing you to, be more, creative…
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For sure. It’s important. 🙂
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[…] collage is my second attempt at gravity on a tabletop. And, while I’m not certain this landscape really depicts […]
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A lovely first attempt. I like the layering of different elements.
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Thank you!
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