Nhuptse Chomolungma Lhotse, "Roof of the World" series Painting

"Nhuptse Chomolungma Lhotse" is a second piece of "Roof of the World" series, inspired by Jon Krakauer's book "Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mount Everest Disaster". Big size painting with schlagmetal-made silver, abstract background, limited colour palette and sharp brush strokes combained with soft sponge-made areas, makes a big impact while faced in person. Additionally schlagmetal-made silver sky changes mood of the mountains according to lighting facilities. Beside schlagmetal only white oil paint and brown mordant is used - HDF background is visible part of the composition. Painting is mixed media (oil + schlagmetal + mordant + glossy varnish) on HDF and wooden canvas. HDF and wood visible side, but object should not be framed - open form and visible structure is a part of design. Small technical flaws are welcome in my works, as matherial perfection I leave to manufacturing. I built canvas myself from the scratch and so it is not perfect and at closer look you can see joints and nail's heads, as well and as uneven surface and sometimes gaps in schlagmetal leaves. It does not disturb the harmony of the whole object however, and I see it as a additional value of my personal touch.