Tuesday, 21 May 2013

St Johns Cavilier - inspired from Music/Pianos

The artist was inspired by pianos and music.


This shows an interesting interpritation by leaving most of the canvas blank and just painting it white with bits of white paper glued to add some different shades. With all this empty space, on the far left there is a mash of different colours and piano keys makes a good  composition and an interesting piece.

Somewhat of an element of symetry with the left and right side get the symetry being broken with the  splashes of paint in the center of the right side. While the piano keys are done with browns giving a dirty look, the middle of the image is blasted with colours.


Mainly being blue with small bits of colours, the amusing part is how a palette is stuck onto the canvas with piano keys painted on as it has the basic shape of a piano. Coloured pained seems to drip off the palette and find itself on the right side of the canvas.



Interesting way of making a modest way of highlighting the form of a piano and creativly making coloured pages of music notes on part of the piano.
The piano shape is a slightly darker shade of white to make it more visible.

 






This image is one of the works i like best as its simple yet complicated at the same time. The simplisity of the background making it a plain colour with small hints of pale colours and on the left side having cardboard in the shapes of pianos stuck and piano keys painted on as they are covered in differently coloured paint and abit under them to make them stand out.


The Artist.

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