Original artwork description:

A simple composition of bold, textured brush strokes in vibrant blue, forming a mysterious symbol. The simple composition is evocative of pop art, while the bold, graphic shapes reference my background as a graphic designer.

This piece is part of my “Signs & Symbols” series, which has its roots in my work as a graphic designer and my love of typography. I’m attracted to type: line, form and stroke. I think that images alone can’t tell the full story of a visual idea. I believe that symbols, or type (actual or imagined), add to the depth of any story or narrative I’m trying to convey. Working quickly, and with no real intention or meaning, I made these graphic forms — a calming, meditative practice that reveals ideas for future works.

“Signs & Symbols Dark Blue (9)” is an acrylic work on paper. This piece would make a statement on its own, but would also pair well with its other “Sign & Symbols” siblings as part of a striking gallery wall.

My work is a mix of many things, and created in a number of ways. Sometimes viscerally — with brush in hand —fueled by loud music, emotion and caffeine, other times it’s more meditative, working in a deliberate fashion. Part of my process is the naming each piece, or series of pieces, and as a lover of words and language, I often feel that a piece or series is not complete until a name is crafted.

This artwork is signed on the front and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork will be carefully wrapped in padding and packed flat for shipping. All shipping is done via FedEx. Please contact me if you have any questions or special requests.

Materials used:

Acrylic on Paper

Tags:
#blue #minimalist #gestural #graphic design #geometry #typography #mark making #meditative 

Signs & Symbols Dark Blue (9) (2016)

Acrylic painting 
by Rodney Durso

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A simple composition of bold, textured brush strokes in vibrant blue, forming a mysterious symbol. The simple composition is evocative of pop art, while the bold, graphic shapes reference my background as a graphic designer.

This piece is part of my “Signs & Symbols” series, which has its roots in my work as a graphic designer and my love of typography. I’m attracted to type: line, form and stroke. I think that images alone can’t tell the full story of a visual idea. I believe that symbols, or type (actual or imagined), add to the depth of any story or narrative I’m trying to convey. Working quickly, and with no real intention or meaning, I made these graphic forms — a calming, meditative practice that reveals ideas for future works.

“Signs & Symbols Dark Blue (9)” is an acrylic work on paper. This piece would make a statement on its own, but would also pair well with its other “Sign & Symbols” siblings as part of a striking gallery wall.

My work is a mix of many things, and created in a number of ways. Sometimes viscerally — with brush in hand —fueled by loud music, emotion and caffeine, other times it’s more meditative, working in a deliberate fashion. Part of my process is the naming each piece, or series of pieces, and as a lover of words and language, I often feel that a piece or series is not complete until a name is crafted.

This artwork is signed on the front and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork will be carefully wrapped in padding and packed flat for shipping. All shipping is done via FedEx. Please contact me if you have any questions or special requests.

Materials used:

Acrylic on Paper

Tags:
#blue #minimalist #gestural #graphic design #geometry #typography #mark making #meditative 
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