What a great series.

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painting, n.: The art of protecting flat surfaces from the weather, and exposing them to the critic.
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Thanks again!

Very nice triptych you have here. The inablility of the figures to communicate speaks volumes. Very unnerving as we all strive to convey our thoughts and feeling to those around us, and yet these poor souls are unable to do so. It leads us to wonder if they are stifling themselves, and if so, is it because they feel they have nothing worthwhile to convey or because they fear the repercussions of their views. The backgrounds are very well done and fitting to the piece. Their chunkiness adds balance and drama at the same time. Powerful piece and it was a good choice to do this in black and white. I feel that color would have only been a distraction. I'm curious though, do you intend these to be displayed together as in a triptych, or more as a series? I always enjoy your work and look forward to your next efforts.

Hello again,

Many thanks for your comment, i do like reading what you come up with, they are 3 of an ongoing series, i'm going to try and work on similar ideas but much larger (as soon as i can afford too that is), these 3 were me kind of testing the water...

Once again thank you for your input, it is very much appreciated...

I like it beacause it's so full of emotions and I love the way how you used different materials.

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Segan suhkrut malbelt tassis.

Thank you very much for your comment... i'm glad you like my art

Andy
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very nice idea and feel

thank you very much for your comment...

Andy
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