existing visual time warp … after dark new orleans 30″ x 22″ watercolour on arches paper always room for the unexpected, for a lively active unregulated unfettered unsublimated imagination and the possibility of spending parts of each day … Continue reading →
You are cordially invited: Opening our studio May 8th – 31st , 2017 All New work for sale posted on website: www.zarowsky.net (If you see something online you can’t live without we do ship fedex worldwide) … Continue reading →
The world is my oyster n other inappropriate deranged floating concerns (dalewood pond / reservoir / st thomas) infinity rings with branches kissing the water 12″ x 12″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed birch panel … Continue reading →
‘ undulating reflection with grasses ‘ 18″ x 12.5″ acrylic / watercolour painted directly on absorbent ground on gessoed birch panel cool comments Ed Reliuga easily the most abstract of the paintings that you have posted recently. This painting is … Continue reading →
certain places have charmed us time after time. In exploring for ideas, we come upon a place and then make it our own …seeing the entire universe from a small water pattern…. autumn on the pond 24 28″ x 28″ … Continue reading →
harley 16″ x 16″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on absorbent ground on gessoed birch panel …some posts involve comments … Continue reading →
halfway thru the day i notice that my painting ‘pool n ball’ (bermuda) is up for bids today on Artbombdaily.com pool n ball – 22″ x 14″ (framed at 30″ x 22″ ) watercolour on arches paper http://www.artbombdaily.com/details/4090 …..so is … Continue reading →
a new series about ‘late winter’ ‘heat at the base of the trees creating little islands in the snow… ‘winter in retreat up the hill’ 12″ x 12″ … Continue reading →
showing with Ontario Society of Artists, (OSA) in their 144th Annual Open Juried Exhibition from April 4th to 28th, 2017 at the John B Aird Gallery, 900 Bay St., Toronto and have 2 works … Continue reading →
in coming to understand the water patterns we call infinity rings, meditating on the mostly gentle ripples we saw that there was a selective sameness, an almost 80% repetition with each expanding wavelet which became so burned into memory that … Continue reading →