The Summer wore on

colour and form

These acrylic paintings are part of a series of works that belong to the constructivism tradition. The emphasis of the composition resides in the relation and interaction of colour, line, shape and space. They are initially line drawings that have been cut and reconstructed to define the shape. The colour, after that process, defines background and figure. I finally mount the finished work on card.

No moon, no fuss     17cm x 10cm

Wet sand, shingle sank     14cm x 16cm

The woodlands have drowned     14cm x 16cm

Forgotten place     12,5cm x 20cm

The wind in the silence    18,5cm x 20,5cm

A sigh of summer     18,5cm x 20,5cm

A faint odour of grasses and weeds

18,5cm x 24cm

A moonless, eerie night     24cm x 27cm