An appreciation blog for abstract art, in particular from the abstract expressionist school. Pollock, de Kooning, Hofmann, Frankenthaler, Riopelle, Gorky, et al. will be presented here. All rights reserved by the artists or their legal delegates.
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Hans Hofmann - Flowering Desert (1953)
"The key to Hofmann’s paintings is his passion for nature, whether perceived on location, from memory, or imagination. He incessantly probed natural elements, focusing on volume, and geometric forms in positive and negative spaces. It was ...the object, he said, that creates the negative or positive space, not, as traditionally conceived, that an object is placed in a space. If an object creates space, then it is light that creates form. Similarly, light makes color in nature, but color creates light in painting."
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