These are some pieces I did in March in response to the disaster in Japan. The news and subsequent footage was devastating and I began painting. My heart just went out to the country and its people. The pieces are shown in the order I painted them. I've linked each of them to the larger originals I first posted. The first series of paintings are: Fracture and flood, Night shock, and Aftermath.
The second piece I left untitled. I've left it to the viewer to interpret as they will. The images can be seen closer here, here, and here.
These 6"x6" archival panels are mounted on a piece of laminated mat board with hooks on the back for hanging. From the bottom image it looks as if the hook is at a fixed 90˚. It isn't. They are the swinging hooks but they fell that way when I was photographing them. Each of these two pieces are priced at $300 and I will donate $50 from each to a charity helping the effort in Japan of the purchasers choice.
4 comments:
These are Gorgeous pieces going to a worthy cause and my hat is off to you for making such a generous contribution.
The framing looks great! Awesome :)
Both of these are awesome, Kim! They look great in the frames!
looks very beautiful Kim! Wonderful art!
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