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MEMORY FRAGMENTS 3 AND 4 FINISHED

“MEMORY FRAGMENTS III” Collage, acrylic and mixed media on cradled panel. 37 x 48 cm

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“MEMORY FRAGMENTS IV” Collage, acrylic and mixed media on cradled panel. 37 x 48 cm

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“MEMORY FRAGMENTS I” Finished. 38 x 47 cm Mixed media, collage and acrylic on cradled panel.

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“MEMORY FRAGMENTS II, III, IV” Work under progress, clarifying stage, mixed media, collage and acrylic on cradled panels. 38 x 47 cm
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CLARIFYING series of four.

Clarifying 3 and exploring 1. This were originally the set of collage challenge paintings, with not so much collage still visible. For the first one I added a new bit of homemade collage paper just yesterday though.
Having worked on this series for so long, I now finally have a feel that the first 3 of them are heading to where I want them to be.
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NEW SET OF FOUR

Collage Challenge, set of four, play stage

When all possibilities lies open, when I’m grabbing a color or three, adding some gesso or medium, or both, mixing them roughly, reaching for my big tools and a roll of tape, oh yes, then all Coronas is forgotten for a while. I hope you all are well 🤔🙃🥰

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FINISHED paintings

FAUVISM challenge
FINISHED (for now at least)
I found both paintings too screamingly colorful, so have tried to calm them down further. I believe I want to give the “Explorers” a few bright yellow pops to cheer them up though, before I send them out alone on their journey!
First painting: “Explorers”
Second painting: “Conducting the Past”

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CLARIFYING, these two paintings are now speaking to me and is not far from finished, if not finished, (will take a look with fresh eyes tomorrow). Normally I have problems to come up with titles, but this time I was so happy to find that the titles actually gave themselves during the process. First painting: “Exploring/mountain living” Second painting: “Conducting the past”