ellipses[4] Ed. -1 of 10

Here I have produced a geometric abstract in predominantly blue and blue/black shades, using ellipses and rectangular shapes.  These provide a contrast of curved and linear shapes that can refer to objects and the body. In this work the addition of red and calligraphic black line add movement to the composition.
The environment/background of these shapes appears to be a blue-white sky.

I am influenced by minimal art and the aesthetic appeal of some apparently simple Japanese design.

The work was produced entirely within Procreate, a digital drawing/painting app on the iPad, using a variety of digital tools and image layers.

The work presented is a Giclée print.  That is; printing with archival quality inks on archival quality rag paper.

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I am an artist living in Melbourne. Since retiring I have concentrated on my art practice and am showing my works in the online marketplace.

I completed formal studies in printmaking and photography over the years and have integrated concepts and processes from my studies in my current approach. I use physical media and software programs on the iPad as printmaking tools, working on the same image in different programs to produce a finished work, completed as a Giclée print, a Fine Art inkjet process using archival inks on archival rag paper.

I am drawn to abstraction, using the interplay of form and line, light and shadow, to suggest meaning. My preference has been for a muted palette, monochrome or a muted harmony of line and colour.
I am influenced by music, not specific pieces, but the idea of music; an abstract communication conveying emotion and meaning through being itself. The body informs some of my work, being embodied, other bodies and experiences, movement within the body, the body’s movement in the environment. Both the natural and constructed world inspire form and line. The artwork may be geometric or organic, usually a combination of both; texture, colour, object and line suggested and transformed by intuitive process, working with balancing or integrating a need for meaning and a need for mark and colour making for its own sake.