#1742 Louise Blyton reflective of nature itself

reflective of nature itself

This creates ethereal surfaces that appear luminous

The forms could be construed as figures in space –standing

imagined landscapes

These reduced images were then printed onto canvases

#1742 Louise Blyton reflective of nature itselfBoecker begins each new work by penciling in his composition. But the work ultimately is about the colors and layers that will evolve on the surface over time. He builds his paint up in a slow process, adding layers of color then partially removing them, allowing the echoes of erosion to remain visible in the final work. The gradual accumulation of pigment conveys a visual sense of depth, while also communicating a bittersweet emotional feeling that