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An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and green, on a dark …
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and green, on a dark …
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and green, on a dark …
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange … — artist's signature
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and green… — edge view
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and green, o… — detail
An arrangement of colourful, overlapping lozenge-like panels with rounded corners. Blue, peach, orange and g… — shown hanging
Painting by Mick Hazelman 7 Artworks Sold

Oddly Enough

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

76cm (W) x 102cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

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Artwork Description

A carefully constructed jumble of overlapping lozenge-like flat panels. The angles are deliberately irregular - something I wouldn't normally go for, but 'oddly enough' they work - hence the title.
This was originally mocked up in Illustrator, where I experimented with different transparency options for the overlapping colour panels. I settled on Overlay and Hard Light options, resulting in the beautiful orange/peach combinations.

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Mick Hazelman 24 artworks | 2 Sold

Mick’s Hazelman’s vibrant, interconnected panels of flat acrylic both delight and intrigue. His inspiration stems from the psychedelic movement of the 60s/70s and explorations with limited palettes – with a nod towards the curious, intersecting shapes of Miró.

Many pieces are created by a single flowing line, overlapping and looping to produce rounded abstract forms, while others are methodically mapped out with ruler and compass.

While the resulting shapes are rarely literal, discoveries often emerge once a piece is finished. Figurative forms can appear if the orientation is rotated – influencing the title of the piece – while adjacent panels can seem as if one is multiplied over the other. Another theme is ‘colour explosions’, with a full colour spectrum pulling the viewer inward through hundreds of individual hues.

Mick’s brushwork is calculated and precise – reflecting his 26 years as a graphic designer, creating pixel perfect logos.

All works unashamedly shout “Colour!”, bringing a rich focal point to any room they occupy.

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Mick's studio is in Pascoe Vale, Victoria