Just as Kandinsky’s abstract works might have resonated with the perspectives and experiences of different peoples in their changing time frames, this young artists efforts with composition and color encourage a sense of introspection to today’s viewers, while simultaneously provoking a sense of wonder regarding our places within the past, present, and future rhythms of the worlds around us. In all forms, art is subject to the opinion, perception, etc. of each individual; for example, a viewer might see the use of central blue and green to represent an idea or emotion, or perhaps the artist’s current favorite colors. Overall, this work captures a theme of geometric modernity and a mindfulness that can be harnessed for creative expression, while still maintaining the confident, childlike beauty and connection present in the works of the young artist, especially before further development of notions such as technicality or precision. An inspired example of new handiwork in color, form, and movement.
Posted 2 months ago by Tomi (fan)
Looks like the inside of a jaw breaker, buddy. Love your color wheel
Posted 2 months ago by Felicia (Mother)
Oh, this is absolutely adorable. (: such a cute heart
Posted 3 months ago by Felicia (Mother)
This is such a gorgeous piece, Brinley. Your artistic skills amaze me everyday
Posted 4 months ago by Felicia (Mother)
This is fantastic, Brinley. Such a cute snowman. Made by my cute boy
Posted 4 months ago by Felicia (Mother)
Love the spider!! really pretty
Posted 5 months ago by Felicia (Mother)
The line and color in this piece truly guide the viewer’s eye and create a dynamic sense of movement + energy; poetically comparable to a collage of various glimpses of the sky over the course of a full day’s 24 hours. I especially appreciate the expressive use of contrasts, most notably the blue-on-yellow details, the competitive nature of blue tints, and the emotional impact of zigzag vs. squiggle. One wonders, nay daringly predicts, if the artist may soon be entering a period of work incorporating secondary colors? Nevertheless, this initial effort shows great promise— an inspired composition capturing hints of the potential depth and complexities of primary colors when deployed effectively
Posted 6 months ago by Tomi (fan)
The usage of your primary colors is full of abstract! Love it buddy.
