Dramas, by nature, are often full of contrasting or complimentary colors. As an avid theater lover, I, however, do not consider myself as colorist painter. This is not to say that I don't appreciate colorful offerings by other artists. It is simply that I neither use color as primary tool to convey, nor I pursue wonderful combination of colors as the end goals. Sometimes, I found ways to express myself satisfactorily with very few colors, sometimes even monochromatic colors, as in the traditional Chinese water ink paintings. That similarity actually surprised me sometimes since I had practically no training in traditional Chinese paintings. I suppose that subconsciously I must have absorbed much.
Recently, I revisited such efforts of mine and chose the most representative works in this group and assembled them onto a video below:
Painting list:
- Woodcutter
- Snowy Mountain, I
- Dark Trees
- Birches
- Explosion
- Liberation Road
- Companion
- Sisyphus
- White Fish
- One Fine Day
- Sea Storm
- Dirge
- Swamp
- Kampf
- Funnel
- Homeland Impression, I
- Rape Fields
- Purple Dream
- Red Sail
>> Video presentations of paintings and drawings, Part XVI: 2010 Recapitulation
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Friday, December 3, 2010
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