Showing posts with label 9 x 12 inches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 9 x 12 inches. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 June 2015

Heisenberg 1

The first in a possible series of Quantum Abstracts, this refers to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, which states (in far more cmplicated terms), that you can't know everything about a particle, and that the better you can pin down one property, the more elusive a complementary property will be.

The numerial suffix does refer to the possibility of more attempts to represent the Uncertainty Principle as an art work. You see, I am really not sure if this does the trick...

Heisenberg 1
Acrylic on canvas with acylic inks, 9 x 12"

Wednesday, 11 June 2014

St. Paul's Spire

This painting is a gift for someone whom I hope to see this evening, which is why the blog post is delayed.

St Paul's is a wonderfully elegant Victorian church on the edge of the Hampshire village of Ashford Hill, a few miles from my home. This view represents my first view of the building when I was walking in the area last spring: the tall, narrow spire emerging from lush greenery. However, the source image was taken more recently - a week last Sunday - and from the edge of the churchyard, not from the more distant footpath.

I had a few problems with the spire, which wasn't straight when I first painted it, but I think I sorted it out.

Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 9"
05 June 2014