Mmmm... this is my favorite abstract painting in ages.  It feel so good!  Those colors!  Those lines!  Such fun.  (Like watermelon flavored Jolly Ranchers candy.  Only better because it is a painting.  And it won't pull your fillings out.)  This piece is all about edges and boundaries and intersections and overlapping.  It is about separation and union.  About common ground.  With glowing warm colors.

The words in this piece read:  We all overlap.

How Intersections was created...  I worked on this one for a long time.  There are many many many layers of color here.  Some transparent and some opaque.  Some loosely applied with palette knives and some painted precisely with a variety of brushes.  I completed this piece using tiny 18/0 detail brushes to paint the accent lines and the words.

Intersections was painted on a professional-quality, triangular, gallery-wrapped canvas with deep 1.25" sides.  This piece would look wonderful displayed unframed directly on the wall.  Or it can be easily and affordably framed as it required no matting or glass.  (Framers can frame this one!)  This painting is also very stable sitting on edge and could be displayed that way on a shelf or desktop.

I bought all of these uniquely shaped canvases that I could find, but that was not very many.  And I am sad to report that the manufacturer quit making them last year. So you will see a few more of these from me in the near future, but that will likely be it for triangular pieces.

ORIGINAL ARTWORK

SOLD