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Porthole Patterns (w/ Pelican) Painting

Steven Tannenbaum

United States

Painting, Paper on Canvas

Size: 24.5 W x 12.5 H x 1.5 D in

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On a residency near the ocean, after dreaming of a massive ocean liner cruising through a far part of the sea and portholes with purple curtains, I made a rough sketch of a ship on plain white canvas. Then I started to collect blue. Blue plastic, blue paper, blue anything I could find. I begin adding all the blue things I picked up each day, and one day a bird appeared, and then transformed into an upside down pelican. As the waves built in dimension, and the ship started to become solid, the piece didn't feel quite... well, finished. It sat for a month or so, then at a family Christmas, my cousin received a Hatchimal, and as soon as that little stuffed animal baby popped out I knew the left behind cracked egg was what would complete the work. After, looking back on the work, I realized that my original intention to capture the feeling of the dream - one of jaunty good cheer, but also of a sort of forlorn-ness (ship moving away), wistfulness, and that slight confusion we all carry throughout life - shone through. _________ Part of the 'Structure' series

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Painting:Paper on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:24.5 W x 12.5 H x 1.5 D in

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ART, LIKE LIFE, HAPPENS BY ACCIDENT. A whiff of control; some semblance of steering. And belief of a firm grip. But we're grasping at the air beneath our feet. The truth is: we don't hold anything. It comes in bits and bobs, dashes and jots - brief glimpses, spaces, sliding out of sight. For truth, is to feel it slip away. And then to try to create it. - - - Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, & often both, my art reflects the intersection between logic and intuition, real and abstract, time and the timeless. - - - - - - - - - Steven Tannenbaum grew up in New Jersey, where he learned how to garden and defend himself. He now lives in Portland, Oregon, and his art is in public & private collections across the US, Israel, and England. You can find more of his work at: www.whatifind.com

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