Here is the start of my next painting. I am taking a different tack–laying down washes of color without preconceived ideas about content. But what a painting’s subject is remains open to debate. As Barnett Newman said, the subject of a painting is often confused with the objects represented in it. This is another way of understanding content.
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Look forward to its unfolding. 🙂
Thanks Don.
I like this. It captures the imagery I see projected on the insides of my eyelids while meditating.
Wow–That’s a good sign. I’m glad you like it.