Perspective In Art

Next month this abstract expressionistic piece, will be next to a photograph entitled, 'New View', by Georgia Nature Photographer's Association Photographer, Ginger Kirk. The Chattahoochee Nature Center's "Double Vision" Exhibition will display photographs and interpretive paintings of the same scene side-by-side.The Nature Center collaborated with Roswell Fine Arts Association, in Roswell, GA, who supplied its members with the photos to paint. The "Double Vision" Exhibition will run from September 6- December 5, 2023 at the Chattahoochee Nature Center, 9135 Willie Rd, Roswell, GA 30075. Be sure to pop in if you have the opportunity. 

Visuality

20 x 16" Oil on Canvas

Diane K. Hewitt

I also finished the following painting that I will submit for a new show at the East Roswell Library called "Color Magic" To read more about the inspiration behind this painting, go to: https://www.dianekkhewitt.com. That show will run from September 13 through December 13, 2023 at the corner of Fouts Road and Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell, Georgia.

Carnival Cupcakes After Hours

16 x 20" Oil on Canvas

Diane K. Hewitt

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” ~ Albert Einstein

Have a beautiful week! 

Diane

Musical Chairs

 

Musical Chairs

20 x 20" Oil on Canvas

By Diane K. Hewitt

Like most non-subjective abstract designs, this piece was completed and turned upside down before 

I actually saw the art's story.  Then I immediately knew what to name the artwork.   I saw artificial intelligence and a human artist competing for dominance in the art world. The two appeared to battle it out in a friendly game of "Musical Chairs".   

Acrylics and oils played well together to yield this intuitive painting.  What do you see?

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Note: Colors may vary slightly between actual painting and 

image, due to camera setting and viewing monitor.

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