Abstract art 478

Original acrylic painting by artist painter Theo Dapore

abstract painting in red, black and white

Triptych ( three canvas sectional set)

triple canvases of  12″ by 24″

24 height by 36 width in inches

or roughly

60 high by 60 wide in centimeters

Throw splattered and drizzled painting

Each canvas is gallery wrapped with painted sides.

Picture shows panels butted together.

They may be spread apart leaving a gap

between each painting creating a illusion in which the eye will connect the segments.

The central canvas of a reddish base was brush painted.

The outer two canvases where created using a liquidized black acrylic with water.

Put into a squeeze dispenser and squirted or drizzled on to the canvases.

The bottom section has a distortion with a liquid solution.

At the top of the paintings the black was allowed to almost dry.

Using one of Theo’s jumbo custom made  palette knives the area was raked

which produce the fine dot texture.

Red lines where added to the composition. This was done

with liquidized paint in a larger bottle and extreme

centrifugal force was used.

Theo likes throwing paint. He says it is therapeutic.

The center or main point of interest was made

by drizzling on some black.  Over top of the wet black

the artist threw full strength white using a plastic bottle with a open top.

Again much force was used and the paint splattered and create a centipede effect.

At this point a palette knife carved into the wet paint and it was moved around to the artist liking.

By the way, the studio has a lot of plastic sheeting put up.