Simply to nurture the creative spark for a candle flame that dispels the dark, to light the way of an unknown track while all of creation is under attack.
The majority of people are still either complacently not aware of the already present many leveled emergency everywhere in air, water, food, and power supply, or if they are superficially aware are in denial and understandably so.
It's too extensive a subject for me to write about adequately and is not the purpose of this post. Besides, all relevant information is and has long been freely available and in the public domain, just needing to be assimilated if not digested, and acknowledged and shared openly rather than repressed.
All i want to do here is make a simple, predominantly visual post for continuity. More specifically to feature and focus on a few selected photos of close-up details of brushwork in previous paintings with the emphasis on organic. Having tried in other posts to describe, perhaps unsuccessfully what the use of that word points to, it probably can't be described anyway without examples.
There is a tendency perhaps for people to take in a painting at a glance and not look deeper into richness of texture and detail where there's often a lot going on in microcosm abstractly. Depending on how loose or free-form a painting is. In the process itself since the attention is on the tip of the brush, you'd naturally expect that to be where spontaneous subtleties occur. Neither contrived nor totally random but integrated organically, sometimes creating worlds within worlds.
For now, just sharing a few close up photos of portions of paintings, hoping eventually to regain some clarity on where the painting process might be going. Being always in a mode of not knowing, since my relationship with it and what exactly wishes to express itself, being receptive, is vulnerable to what is as well as isn't going on within and around me.
hidden is increasingly exposed, interrupts, hopefully only temporarily, the flow of creative affirmation.
Plus one more for good luck. Notice the face of the bearded Bard if you can, emerging within the mossy grain of the bark of the oak. *
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Martin Rainbowmaker.