Each time I create an abstract piece I feel this immense satisfaction, some sort of inner flow getting out me, yelling and laughing. Crying too.
Abstract art feels so normal, almost like this language I knew and that I’m rediscovering.
Some joy here!
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The finished painting is elegant and refreshing. I can see a skyscape and a comfortable living room blended together. x
Aah thank you. Happy you like it;)
Hi Caro, Love the abstract painting…you are very attuned to colours. Your yelling and crying are soft like a Jeff Buckley song.
Gina and I are in Melbourne on our residential with Craig San Roque and other analysts. It is amazing to be with a group contemplating the global and national traumas of displacement and racial complexes…the other. I think of you so far from your mother tongue finding all the ways to be. I am continually amazed at the multiplicity of the self. Craig San Roque has been saying that what stops him from giving up is the winnicott culture of his English background -the importance of play…the creative principle Love you, Sue
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I love abstract art, & I love YOUR abstract art Caro. Familiarity in the language of the abstract & exploring the inner mess; sounds immensely satisfying to me too! Love your work… 😛 Xx
Aah Merci Seon. Got to go more abstract. It is so much fun🎯