Drowning Reaper by Synapse
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Description
My second relief-sculpture piece - 45x45cm canvas with pieces of wood placed on top, draped in an offcut bedsheet impregnated with acrylic impasto medium. On top of this I placed a piece of root and an additional piece of wood, and overpainted the whole thing with white acrylic paint.
Grateful thanks to Cassie whose painting Riptide inspired me into working with the acrylic impasto.
Thank you for viewing and your feedback is always appreciated :-)
Comments (10)
titta
This is it! I don't know what but I know this is it. :-) I love this one even more than the the previous relief sculpture of yours. It's happening so much there; lots to explore; faces, bodies, atmospheric elements, landscape, This is so YOU. I think there should be written a philosophical essay on this; or an epic poem - it makes a whole world for us. I try to think... it's question of how we adjust into our surroundings without losing ourselves totally. This process is painful, and is filled with contradictories. But it's the only way to do it - to do it so that it satisfies our minds. -- Oh, Jim - this is once again making me rambling like a... :-) Just splendid and delightful work!
Synapse
Thank you so much Titta big hugs. As is usually the case I wasn't planning anything particular when I was arranging the pieces of wood and draping the material over it - I just did what I thought would be interesting, and this is what resulted from that. At this orientation it can potentially look frightening but upside-down it's quite different - I may post that version as well ;-)
bevchiron
Oh wow! This is amazing Jim, very different from the last one but again so you as Titta said! There is so much to see here it's going to take a while to even begin to absorb it all but I can say for sure it's well worth lots of time & attention! It's truly amazing to see your creative vision take on this extra dimension Jim, if I wasn't quite so speechless I'm sure I'd be rambling on just like Titta lol! but for now I have to sit here quietly & soak it all up...... stunning work ; )
Naichan
Your first sculpture-painting reminded me of sand, while this is very much a snow theme. I've always been fascinated with the way snow obscures objects. This pic appeals to me in the same way. Come the think of it, this new style of yours probably isn't really so different from your digital works. You're still deforming objects and abstract forms adding the creative use of lighting. Are you planning to do more in this style?
ifos
A great concept and a wonderful result, I find it totally captivating. Bravo!!
dragonfly2000
Yeah, this rocks. Different than Riptide, your own vision of the possibities. Bravo.
suresh_krishna
I looked at it and the first image that came to my mind was that of a man tilling the land! There is so much of movement in it. The texture and the contours flow effortlessly. Well done!
logiloglu
expressive sculpture art. very creative and imaginative artwork. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
cynlee
very tactile.. i want to touch it! ;]
Eroticartist
How did I miss your gallery! These are fantastic!!!!