Mike Fryer, experimental |
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In order to develop there must be experimentation, perhaps within existing styles and media but taking risks in new media may have the greatest benefit. On an occasional basis the results of such experimentation will be shown on this page. Below is an ever-growing list of experiments. Follow all the way down to see animation, representation, variation and alternation. |
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Continuing with experiments on dimensionality, i.e. what we see is more than there is, has led to this painting showing the result of looking in opposite directions at the same time. |
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As an aid to teaching watercolour painting, these landscape sketches were produced to show how the same view can be treated in different ways. | ||
Below is a recent painting ‘Gone home’, a post-advent theme (acrylic on wood panel, 300 x 300 mm) looking at interiors in a different way. What is it about? | ||
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Also this painting ‘I keep God handy in my little box’, a theme to challenge us about our attitude to God. This painting was shortlisted, exhibited and included in the book of the 2018 Chaiya Art Award (gallery@oxo, Oxo Tower Wharf). | ||
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I have also been experimenting with animation – using the layers of digital prints to creat an animation of the making of the artwork. Here are two GIFs to show the results; ‘Dockyard Glass’ and ‘Dockyard Brick’. What do you think? | ||
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