Saturday, November 16, 2013

Surface




 

New ideas are germinating in the studio.  I have been doing lots of small graphite drawings in preparation for new paintings that I have planned.  These drawings show my interest in the dissolution of boundaries:  I want all the forms to be in a process of becoming, or transitioning, or fading away.  No lines, no edges, everything melting onto/into the surface, dissolving all points of view onto the surface, and bringing landscape influences toward a non-objective context.  I am seeking to represent a vibration of form, light, and shadow -- a vibration that I sense in nature and the landscape, but without specific references.
 


 




2 comments:

Dara Mark said...

These are lovely and definitely speak to your intentions. I'm fascinated by your idea of exploring the dissolution/becoming state!

Diane McGregor said...

Thanks, Dara - this work is very compelling for me right now. I'm excited about this new focus!