Wasting Time As Art

Art is everything that overflows its outline, the name of what it is. If a photograph captures an instant, then a painting is a record of a subject viewed through time—minutes, hours, months of working on an image. Thus, a painting is at once an unchanging imagine while still a record drawn through time. It is necessarily perception and memory. These blogs explore art and film through this kaleidoscope lens of time, perception, and memory. Thanks for visiting.

Monday, October 17, 2005

Painting - Purachute Flowers

Watercolor on paper: 24"x36"

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Sketch - Small House
Sketch - Spanish Village (Spain)
Sketch - Arc de Triumph (Paris, France)
Sketch - Piazza Campo (Siena, Italy)
Jan Vermeer’s The Art of Painting
Painting - Bickering
Sketches of What Made the 50's
Sketch - Spanish Castle (Spain)
Film Critique - Grizzly Man
Film Critique - Broken Flowers

"But if you are feeling sinister - Go off and see a minister - But chances are you’ll probably feel better - If you stayed and played with yourself" -- Belle & Sebastian