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Original artwork description:
the kids next door, witness of the wheaptaste project,
2018, acrylic on canvas
In my studio area, there are many other studios, artists, people working, crafters, woodworkers, small business, and sometimes families. now that i’ve been there a while, i’ve noticed children laughing, playing, all colors mixing, interactions with each other. (my work is mainly focus on color and pattern interactions)
so i decided to make the environment look more like them, and reflect the energy that they were giving to the space.
i started by painting 34 wheat pastes of kids on swings based on RGB color palette, and interactions.
The installations of all of them took me 2 nights. then i thought, all of them by the end of summer will be gone. let’s do a witness of this project to keep in mind this intention. so i did two paintings that were reflecting this idea but also could interact with people with the light.
Materials used:
acrylic and pigments on canvas
Tags:
#pattern #kids #geometric abstraction #swings #penrose estatethe kids next door (2018)
Acrylic painting
by Jessica Moritz
£2,134.83
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 98 x 98.5 x 2.5cm (unframed) / 98 x 98.5cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Urban and Pop
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
the kids next door, witness of the wheaptaste project,
2018, acrylic on canvas
In my studio area, there are many other studios, artists, people working, crafters, woodworkers, small business, and sometimes families. now that i’ve been there a while, i’ve noticed children laughing, playing, all colors mixing, interactions with each other. (my work is mainly focus on color and pattern interactions)
so i decided to make the environment look more like them, and reflect the energy that they were giving to the space.
i started by painting 34 wheat pastes of kids on swings based on RGB color palette, and interactions.
The installations of all of them took me 2 nights. then i thought, all of them by the end of summer will be gone. let’s do a witness of this project to keep in mind this intention. so i did two paintings that were reflecting this idea but also could interact with people with the light.
Materials used:
acrylic and pigments on canvas
Tags:
#pattern #kids #geometric abstraction #swings #penrose estate
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