Chaos Theory Painting

Chaos theory states that it isn't possible to measure all the factors that affect something in nature completely accurately and therefore be able to make a completely accurate prediction about something in the future (e.g. what the weather will be like in a week's time). The best you can hope for is probabilities. In the same way, if you start an abstract painting with no particular image in mind, small chance happenings such as how paint pools and runs on the surface of a canvas can lead the painting in very different directions. Ideas spark further ideas, and as you emphasize areas that you like and paint out other areas, the whole composition and color balance of the painting can easily change. To start this painting, I poured acrylics onto the canvas, which was placed flat on a table. I pressed various materials into the wet paint to make the circular shapes that you see, then isolated the ones that I liked and painted over the others. I then chose colours in the periphery that balanced the main red and deep blue focal areas. This work was built up from many layers of paint - pressed, poured, and glazed across the surface.. *SHIPS IN A TUBE* The canvas is painted on the sides and protected with a two-coat acrylic varnish.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:27.6 W x 27.6 H x 1.6 D in

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