Tethys I
Februar 21, 2018 § 16 Kommentare
Tethys I, 2018
13 x 27 cm, Mischtechnik auf Papier
Tethys I, 2018
13 x 27 cm, mixed media on paper
Michael Ehrhardt
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Februar 21, 2018 § 16 Kommentare
Tethys I, 2018
13 x 27 cm, Mischtechnik auf Papier
Tethys I, 2018
13 x 27 cm, mixed media on paper
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….a very dynamic contrast between light and dark–great tension and energy.
Thank you. I had the impression, that there is a kind of cold war between light and dark.
Reminds me of the changing colors of winter in Door County, Wisconsin. Thanks. Really enjoy the color combinations.
Thank you for your comment. Interestingly I had more aquatic associations, but when I look at the piece upside down I also see a winter landscape. Sometimes it is funny what the paintings do…
Maybe it’s the winter outside that makes me too think first of a winter landscape. I love the choice of colors; it has a balanced feeling. Where I live, the remnant of the Tethys Sea (The Sarmatic Sea) left behind deep layers of salt. Maybe those white frothing waves left their drying tears somewhere on our doorsteps.
This is a very poetic idea. Maybe salt would be a good addition to the colors, to go full circle.
And regarding if winter landscape or sea: I’m sometimes the person who understands my paitings the least.
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Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed your painting. I saw water when I first viewed it, but I looked up Tethys to make sure you weren’t intending a different impression.
Thank you. Actually I had no intention at all, at the beginning. But also saw water at a certain point during painting.
My first impression was layers of earth, geology. As always, the colors…(K)
It so funny how differently we all percieve the same piece. But I really like the openness and if not everything is destinctively clear.
Yes, the openness is a good thing.
it is my favorite, it reminds me of some of my bi polar posts. I really enjoy your
work, it is very raw, I like it
Thank you. I have the impression of a elemental force.
an elemental force where