Brush strokes with the underlying Jazz Drum Brushes touch
Abstract painting is so much about brush strokes. Vincent van Gogh was a genius at using directional brushwork. His paintings almost jump off the canvas at you. He was changing the thickness, length and direction of his strokes.
But painting has an underlying rhythm much the same as a song. In this cycle I feel the movement of Jazz Drum Brushes, those Retractable Drum Sticks used for softer, less intrusive sound allowing to create completely different texture than drum sticks. However each painting has a different dynamic, balance of sound. Creates a peculiar melody.
I paint not the things I see but the feelings they arouse in me.
Franz Kline, Abstract Expressionists
Below paintings are spontaneous acts, without much preplanning. They were done quickly in one sitting. Nevertheless, they are influenced by certain ideas, emotions or vision.
Starting from the scientific news about black holes – hot, spinning and emitting a lot of electromagnetic waves of matter, I painted a “bagel around black hole”; The C A N paintings are connected to the mental health awareness week; Motorboat waves seen from above…Every one of them has a completely different energy level. Created by particular feelings leaving a space for your imagination.
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