Maybe the new paintings are too small.
Maybe they're too tight and organized.
Maybe they can't breathe.



Maybe they can't breathe.
Maybe I'm spending too much time working on them.
Maybe I'm nuts.
Maybe I shouldn't have pulled out that mag lamp which lets me see all the layers of paint as a microcosm.



2 comments:
Wow, that in situ shot really shows a "heavy chunk o painting" quality, in addition to the surfce finesse, like a mineral boulder.
My middle night verbal spirals are never about painting. I'm envious.
mineral boulder. i like.
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