Under the Mountain 1 Acrylic

Under the Mountain 1
A series considering the impact of architectural structures on the land in the light of the ideas of Frank Lloyd Wright. "Architecture should be of the land, not on the land"
The layered paintings in this series show marks and imagery layered upon each other over a long period of time, in the same way that happens to the land and subsequent structures upon it.
Buildings emerge sometimes indistinctly, sometimes with force and clarity from the land around them.
Juxtaposition is a constant theme also in the paintings, the way that a structure opposes or harmonises with its surrounding, the way that old and modern architecture can co-exist. The paintings methods reflect this in the way that styles and types of brush strokes are juxtaposed, and through the use of colour; where an unusual or startling colour choice might be made. Landscape and architecture forming a layered palimpsest.
Big white walls, flat blue swimming pools, and mountains.
The painting is on stretched and gessoed canvas, and will be rolled for shipping, to be re-stretched and framed to preference.