Original artwork description:

Upper Water / Under Water is a work from the Water Imprints series that consists of works made with gouache on Losin® handmade deckle edged paper.

The series is called Water Imprints because some simple stencils or other handmade printing surfaces were used in the making of the works.
The other and more metaphorical reason is that the works are kind of imprints of a momentarily decisions of the artist. The process of making of these works requires very quick actions and therefore less thinking… Meaning that the works are very intuitive and in a way natural, just like telling a zen koan.

Materials used:

Gouache on Losin® Handmade Paper (deckle edged)

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#blue #black #dark #layers #deep #clear #rectangle #penetration #lucid 

Upper Water / Under Water (1996) Gouache painting
by Slav Nedev

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Upper Water / Under Water is a work from the Water Imprints series that consists of works made with gouache on Losin® handmade deckle edged paper.

The series is called Water Imprints because some simple stencils or other handmade printing surfaces were used in the making of the works.
The other and more metaphorical reason is that the works are kind of imprints of a momentarily decisions of the artist. The process of making of these works requires very quick actions and therefore less thinking… Meaning that the works are very intuitive and in a way natural, just like telling a zen koan.

Materials used:

Gouache on Losin® Handmade Paper (deckle edged)

Tags:
#blue #black #dark #layers #deep #clear #rectangle #penetration #lucid 
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To me a work of (visual) art is a kind of dream, a medium, which in its silent vagueness conveys what sometimes clear conceptual thinking cannot communicate and is otherwise inexpressible.... Read more

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