Thursday 12 July 2012

Hanging paintings...

We've now unpacked 9 paintings at the cottage by the pond and the place seems more like home for it. It's wonderful to see the paintings again and to be reminded that there are about 250 or more still in storage!
This painting, entitled Requiem for the Rain Forest was exhibited at the Red Dot art fair in Miami in December last year and until last week was stored up in Rochester. 


It evokes a spirit of color and mystery and also is a visual poem about the fragility of the planet's rain forests.



Nicholas
















































The feeling of joy I have when Nicholas' paintings surround me is palpable. 





As paintings long-stored came out of boxes and bubble wrap, we were reminded of the journey we have been on together...with the art...with one another...to Paris, Florence, New York, Porto Recanati on the Adriatic, Hamburg, Edinburgh, Harvard and Leipzig...and now Ithaca.

This painting, called The Lovers, has always remained in our personal collection, it has never been shown. The shadows, the light, the bold strokes, the emergent forms, all speak to me of the process that is the unfolding of intimate relationship.

Judy

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