Four Faces of Iris
This is my interpretation of an Iris. Its painted over a knot and wood configuration that practically formed the flower itself. Lots of knotted plywood have these kinds of forms. This represents the 4 forms of the Iris life cycle. The bud being the young plant, the adolescent almost fully formed, the adult mature flower and the finished old flower bent over and about to drop seeds to start the next generation. That's what I was seeing as I began this.
Details
- FramingUnframed
- SignatureHand-signed by Artist
- Visual QualitiesBright & Vivid Colors
- ClassificationOriginal
- Edition Size1
Medium
- Painting
Exact Dimensions (ex. 10.5" x 8.25" x 2")
10" X 26" X 3/4"
Year Created
2023
Materials
Very Used plywood painted with dry erase markers.
Medium & Techniques
- Ink
Subject Matter
- Flora
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I'm an Intuitive Abstract Artist with a focus on natural, up-cycled materials. I acquire used plywood destined for the landfill or burning. I put it on an easel, begin…
I'm an Intuitive Abstract Artist with a focus on natural, up-cycled materials. I acquire used plywood destined for the landfill or burning. I put it on an easel, begin…