Inside the Cave
Finding a bridge into abstraction using negative space as a pictorial device inspired by ancient cave paintings. A combination of giving equal attention to both the positive and negative space led to these images.
Finding a bridge into abstraction using negative space as a pictorial device inspired by ancient cave paintings. A combination of giving equal attention to both the positive and negative space led to these images.
What my collectors are saying..
"Michelle, your paintings make me seriously happy! and add a rich dimension to my life." SL London
"What I love about Fierce Transition is that it throbs with life, exploding with colour and form. After the shock of first seeing it, gradually it reveals more: more depth, more relationships, more colours. You feel the courage in the juxtaposition of tones and shades.
For me Fierce Transition is resonant of being at the edge of a tropical forest in all its exuberance, apparent chaos, and variety of living things.
Whenever I see [Fierce Transition] I feel more alive". William Eccles, London