A pure abstract in dark tones with pen and acrylic

Enough – A Primordial Soup

Does an artist ever create without intent?

Actually, I did have an intent, when I began this pen and acrylic work many months ago, but somehow, it did not progress as I would have liked. I set it aside, and, although its presence was always a niggling reminder, I have to confess I forgot my original intent. Occasionally, I would add something, or overpaint something. Gradually, I believe I recognised a primordial ‘soup’, so I took up working on it again. A couple of days ago. I put the last dots on it, stood back, and declared, “enough is enough”.

This work is for sale only in a limited edition of three, certified museum quality reproductions.  on archival, 310 gsm matt, fine art paper.

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60 cm  × 43 cm
Pen and Acrylic on archival, 310 gsm matt, fine art paper.

€288.00

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A pure abstract in dark tones with pen and acrylic
Enough – A Primordial Soup

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