'To the Revitalization of Abstractism'

[LibertyforAll]

I have painted these over the course of several weeks.
Several have a red hue, created by a dye of acacia bark.
I was on a walkabout with them, and met a woodcarver and sculptor in a far north forest. He made me 2 frames, the ones framed display his creation. We drank soma, and he added cannabutter to the brew, a great addition.

Claro in Vitam

 

[Psychelectric]

Your pieces have a very primal cave painting kind of vibe. Good work, I love to see that kind of stuff getting retooled through a modern eye.

 

[Cognitive Heart]

Very abstract, creative and a hint of primal, indeed. I also see a touch of entheogenic/psychedelic, too. Well done! I used to do some abstract art similar to this but it always had a surreal aspect to it. Thanks for sharing and the refresh. 8)

 

[LibertyforAll]

They've been described as primitive before ... Strange notion but I accept it. My first one somehow escaped the attachment.
This is the first painting I've ever done
The second is the first I ever sold... For 15 dollars, because there was a desperate need for gas money on my journey

 

[Orion]

Wow, I didn't know acacia could produce such a vivid colour, interesting pieces!

 

[LibertyforAll]

I've used it over painted drywall and it looks just like blood on that medium. I'll photograph these walls soon

 

[LibertyforAll]

A photo dump of acacia paintings!
Enjoy the photos dear nexus 8)

 

[LibertyforAll]

A note on the bottom 4 photos .... The Orange and Blue one features glow in the dark material, visible in all of the translucent-whitish lines, an amazing sight at night! Also shown is a 4x7ft plywood board titled 'Wasteland Garbage', prominently painted in acacia, as well as a 6x8ft fabric sheet painted as a tapestry titled 'Sheila's Elixir', also highlighted by lots of acacia features.

 

[LibertyforAll]

here's a painting done entirely with paint made from flowers

 

[downwardsfromzero]

Thanks for posting these - your work inspires me!

What sequence did you paint these in? Have you posted them in chronological order?

The large one with lots of dots looks more 'developed' to me.

 

[LibertyforAll]

I haven't been able to get much photographed lately but lots of pictures will be posted soon .. i will be displaying, showing and selling my first 'acacian abstractism' lot, series titled 'to the revitalization of abstractism' it's about 100 pieces

 

[LibertyforAll]

i try to post them sequentially ... i have a plywood work shown in those photos in a few stages, i'll have to get a current photo of it tho its very developed and two sided

 

[Bill Cipher]

Nice work. There is, however, no such word in the English language as abstractism.

Just thought you should know if you're naming a show after it.

 

[Jakup]

Nice work. There is, however, no such word in the English language as abstractism.

Just thought you should know if you're naming a show after it.

Yeah I think the term is abstract expressionism.