The Web of Depression, 8″ x 8″, scratchboard and ink, 2016
Here is my most recent piece and the most abstract one that I have done in a number of years. But also the most realistic. From my heart—the invisible one. Working on this piece was less of a meditative process than usual. l like change in my art and it usually takes me by surprise.
It looks like the neural passages of your mind somehow. Weaving synapses in the brain. Had a second look at this. It is spectacular!
Thanks so much, Ted. I think you got what I was trying to communicate.
Great! What is spoken in the picture is as clear as daylight to me.
That’s great.–Nancy
This is delicate and pretty, as the comments above mentioned, which belies the title, yet I can see the slightly more menacing forms below. I feel as though I am being watched from a distance, through a misty web.
Great!
Thanks so much, Kaddi for visiting my blog and liking my artwork The Web of Depression. I love your paintings.
It’s very pretty. I love the soft texture and how each thread trails off on its own. Great detail and fascinating colours.
Thank you Sabiscuit. I am glad that you like this piece of my artwork and hope you will visit my page again.