This painting has been torturing me for an eternity. It refuses to be conquered. I've been hacking away at it for longer than I care to remember. Today's foray into my tiny nemesis consisted of gluing failed fused plastic bags onto the canvas to see if I could destroy it once and for all and throw it in the garbage can without any guilt. My experiment with fusing plastic bags together didn't pan out that great, so I figured it would be perfect on this failed painting. I can become quite obsessive about some things--usually the more insignificant the better--and this painting is one of them.
Wednesday
New "Recycled" art painting
This painting has been torturing me for an eternity. It refuses to be conquered. I've been hacking away at it for longer than I care to remember. Today's foray into my tiny nemesis consisted of gluing failed fused plastic bags onto the canvas to see if I could destroy it once and for all and throw it in the garbage can without any guilt. My experiment with fusing plastic bags together didn't pan out that great, so I figured it would be perfect on this failed painting. I can become quite obsessive about some things--usually the more insignificant the better--and this painting is one of them.
Labels:
abstract painting,
fused plastic bags,
recycled art
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i would love to see this from the start to now! i put a few of these up in the closet when i was cleaning last weekend.... but can never bear to toss them because inspiration might strike! i like it-
Thanks Marianne. I have a hard time with letting go of things, but sometimes when I just don't care anymore and decide to destroy something once and for all it somehow comes together. Not often, but sometimes :-)
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