At The Pearly Gates
20 × 26. Acrylic and collage on canvas. Unframed
This painting is an abstract piece with a strong emphasis on pattern, repetition, and a structured, almost textile-like composition. The canvas is divided into horizontal bands, each filled with distinct patterns and colours, creating a rhythmic, layered effect. The colour palette is earthy and muted, featuring shades of orange, brown, green, and white, with black and yellow accents that add contrast and vibrancy.
The overall effect is one of order and harmony, with the repeating patterns and horizontal bands creating a sense of structure and rhythm. The painting feels like a modern take on traditional textile or folk art, with its use of repetitive motifs and earthy colours. The style is reminiscent of indigenous or Aboriginal art, particularly in its use of dot patterns and symbolic shapes, which often carry cultural or spiritual significance in such traditions. The painting evokes a sense of connection to the natural world, with the colours and patterns suggesting elements like the sun, earth, and landscape, while the structured composition gives it a meditative, almost ritualistic quality. The balance of repetition and variation makes it visually engaging, inviting the viewer to explore its intricate details and interpret its symbolic meaning.
For more information or to purchase this piece please contact me at tim@tscapart.com.
20 × 26. Acrylic and collage on canvas. Unframed
This painting is an abstract piece with a strong emphasis on pattern, repetition, and a structured, almost textile-like composition. The canvas is divided into horizontal bands, each filled with distinct patterns and colours, creating a rhythmic, layered effect. The colour palette is earthy and muted, featuring shades of orange, brown, green, and white, with black and yellow accents that add contrast and vibrancy.
The overall effect is one of order and harmony, with the repeating patterns and horizontal bands creating a sense of structure and rhythm. The painting feels like a modern take on traditional textile or folk art, with its use of repetitive motifs and earthy colours. The style is reminiscent of indigenous or Aboriginal art, particularly in its use of dot patterns and symbolic shapes, which often carry cultural or spiritual significance in such traditions. The painting evokes a sense of connection to the natural world, with the colours and patterns suggesting elements like the sun, earth, and landscape, while the structured composition gives it a meditative, almost ritualistic quality. The balance of repetition and variation makes it visually engaging, inviting the viewer to explore its intricate details and interpret its symbolic meaning.
For more information or to purchase this piece please contact me at tim@tscapart.com.