Whirling // Anne B Schwartz // Large Abstract Painting on Canvas, Modern Oil Painting, Textured Original Abstract Painting, Wall Art Canvas
Wall size 40x42” oil on canvas
"Very early spring. My bulbs are beginning to come up and the wind is having a field day. Colors in the garden swirling around with the wind. These were my feelings when I painted this painting from my newest series, Burst. I painted this using many techniques from Sumi painting. Suitable for home or corporate. Gallery wrapped canvas on heavy stretcher and ready to hang.
Impressions of our aleatoric universe
Whereas most aleatoric art is created by nature, Anne B. Schwartz derives her palette from nature and depicts the earth's geological elements—raw minerals and uncut gems in their natural state, the cosmic elements that constitute our universe and the planets with their gaseous swirls and roiling atmospheric storms. Her work also captures the colors and shapes of the distant nebulae that contain the stardust from which all life originated.
Whether we speak of her impressionistic aerials or densely featured metallic surfaces based on precious metals found in cave walls, Schwartz’s paintings evolve over time and are always in flux as she adds layer upon layer of texture and color until the amassed material conveys the awesome power and scope of the heavenly bodies, or the beauty and richness of rare earth.
-Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/Anne-B-Schwartz/
Wall size 40x42” oil on canvas
"Very early spring. My bulbs are beginning to come up and the wind is having a field day. Colors in the garden swirling around with the wind. These were my feelings when I painted this painting from my newest series, Burst. I painted this using many techniques from Sumi painting. Suitable for home or corporate. Gallery wrapped canvas on heavy stretcher and ready to hang.
Impressions of our aleatoric universe
Whereas most aleatoric art is created by nature, Anne B. Schwartz derives her palette from nature and depicts the earth's geological elements—raw minerals and uncut gems in their natural state, the cosmic elements that constitute our universe and the planets with their gaseous swirls and roiling atmospheric storms. Her work also captures the colors and shapes of the distant nebulae that contain the stardust from which all life originated.
Whether we speak of her impressionistic aerials or densely featured metallic surfaces based on precious metals found in cave walls, Schwartz’s paintings evolve over time and are always in flux as she adds layer upon layer of texture and color until the amassed material conveys the awesome power and scope of the heavenly bodies, or the beauty and richness of rare earth.
-Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/Anne-B-Schwartz/
Wall size 40x42” oil on canvas
"Very early spring. My bulbs are beginning to come up and the wind is having a field day. Colors in the garden swirling around with the wind. These were my feelings when I painted this painting from my newest series, Burst. I painted this using many techniques from Sumi painting. Suitable for home or corporate. Gallery wrapped canvas on heavy stretcher and ready to hang.
Impressions of our aleatoric universe
Whereas most aleatoric art is created by nature, Anne B. Schwartz derives her palette from nature and depicts the earth's geological elements—raw minerals and uncut gems in their natural state, the cosmic elements that constitute our universe and the planets with their gaseous swirls and roiling atmospheric storms. Her work also captures the colors and shapes of the distant nebulae that contain the stardust from which all life originated.
Whether we speak of her impressionistic aerials or densely featured metallic surfaces based on precious metals found in cave walls, Schwartz’s paintings evolve over time and are always in flux as she adds layer upon layer of texture and color until the amassed material conveys the awesome power and scope of the heavenly bodies, or the beauty and richness of rare earth.
-Ray Cabarga
https://www.thedice.co/Art/Anne-B-Schwartz/