Subject Seascape Category Mixed Media Mediums, Materials & Styles Mediums Acrylic, Found Objects, Gesso, Marker, Plastic Materials Canvas, Found Objects, Glass, Glue, Varnish Styles Abstract, Expressionism, Folk, Impressionism, Outsider-Art Keywords Tempest, Noreaster, Hurricane, Tumultuous, Waves, High Seas, Scary, Typhoon, Cyclone, grey, periwinkle, blue, cobalt, steell, pearl, shells, glitter, fear, power, might, spray, white, fozm, curling, death, survival, beige, ochre, taupe, green, sage, cerulean, sapphire, swelling, overwhelming, majesti, supernal, numinous, spiritual, wonder, amazement, lapis-lazuli, weight, crushing Description This work was inspired by all the times I watched storms from the windows of our summer cabin looking out at the water. I hope viewers will feel a bit like I do, excited and awed. Rather than fearing storms, I find them endlessly fascinating and beautiful. For this piece I used a selection of shells and pebbles I collected at my favorite beaches. I also used copious of gesso to make the canvas sticky and receptive to many layers of paint, gel and small objects sculpted onto the wet mass of gel, glue and so forth--order to simulate the roiling seas.

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61x122

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Daniel Aaron Schwartz

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