It’s Your Problem 2010
Mixed media on canvas, 90 x 66.5 cm
A celebration of painterly creativity reminiscing mythical, ancient and contemporary visions of ‘being’ and ‘I Am’ ness. Here, the all pervasive black is brimming with the non- dual ‘presence’. The title refers to and offers different levels of relating to this painting. The most mundane being that of a mirror, in so far as, if you don’t ‘ understand’ the painting, perhaps it reflects that there are aspects of yourself that you don’t understand? Similarly, if you don’t ‘like’ or ‘enjoy’ it! More 25profoundly, it may suggest that there is a process, sometimes referred to as ‘Self- inquiry’, that could be useful to develop a a deeper connection with Art and Life.
Shown at Inspiration - Kensington and Chelsea college (2010) with the London Group
Mixed media on canvas, 90 x 66.5 cm
A celebration of painterly creativity reminiscing mythical, ancient and contemporary visions of ‘being’ and ‘I Am’ ness. Here, the all pervasive black is brimming with the non- dual ‘presence’. The title refers to and offers different levels of relating to this painting. The most mundane being that of a mirror, in so far as, if you don’t ‘ understand’ the painting, perhaps it reflects that there are aspects of yourself that you don’t understand? Similarly, if you don’t ‘like’ or ‘enjoy’ it! More 25profoundly, it may suggest that there is a process, sometimes referred to as ‘Self- inquiry’, that could be useful to develop a a deeper connection with Art and Life.
Shown at Inspiration - Kensington and Chelsea college (2010) with the London Group
Mixed media on canvas, 90 x 66.5 cm
A celebration of painterly creativity reminiscing mythical, ancient and contemporary visions of ‘being’ and ‘I Am’ ness. Here, the all pervasive black is brimming with the non- dual ‘presence’. The title refers to and offers different levels of relating to this painting. The most mundane being that of a mirror, in so far as, if you don’t ‘ understand’ the painting, perhaps it reflects that there are aspects of yourself that you don’t understand? Similarly, if you don’t ‘like’ or ‘enjoy’ it! More 25profoundly, it may suggest that there is a process, sometimes referred to as ‘Self- inquiry’, that could be useful to develop a a deeper connection with Art and Life.
Shown at Inspiration - Kensington and Chelsea college (2010) with the London Group