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Post by sleepboy on Jul 11, 2012 19:00:28 GMT -8
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Post by rhythmgtr5 on Jul 11, 2012 19:26:24 GMT -8
Wow, these look quite 3D in the pictures. For those that have seen these in person - what were your impressions of Andy's new technique?
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Post by epicfai on Jul 11, 2012 20:49:35 GMT -8
these really look great. framing looks excellent too. would love to check them out in person.
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Post by eseffinga on Jul 12, 2012 2:14:53 GMT -8
Yeah, I sure wouldn't mind reading some first hand impressions from people that saw them in the flesh.
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Post by fnord on Jul 12, 2012 8:11:37 GMT -8
Beautiful pieces and really a great step for him. His work always had a layered approach to depth so this really is just a wonderfully executed natural extension of it.
i wonder if he'll keep doing works like this. It must take much more time and be more error prone than simply painting.
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Post by thinkspace on Jul 17, 2012 9:08:15 GMT -8
Beautiful pieces and really a great step for him. His work always had a layered approach to depth so this really is just a wonderfully executed natural extension of it. i wonder if he'll keep doing works like this. It must take much more time and be more error prone than simply painting. Thank you for all the kind words - they really are something in person. Andy does plan to continue this new material direction and is really finding it rewarding. He seems to already have it down to a science working on multiple pieces simultaneously as one layer is drying, he's laying in detail on another. The process is super intensive and even involves the use of a blow torch after each layer of resin is laid to ensure all the air bubbles are out. He has some very cool ideas that will continue to push him once it's time to start the next body of work. I'm very eager to see where he takes things in the years ahead. Add'l opening night photos here: thinkspacegallery.com/shows/2012-07/#photos |
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