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Looking
at art can be like visiting a new
city.
A great view
from your hotel window is nice,
but provides only limited satisfaction. Going out the door and actually
getting
into the risks and rewards of seeing, smelling, and touching the
streets,
parks and plazas is much more interesting.
Likewise,
you can keep your contemplation of a piece
of art superficial,
or you can get more deeply involved.
Granted,
some art – like some cities –
may be less enticing than others.
You sometimes want to not only stay in your hotel room, but close the
blinds as
well. Or, if you look a little more, you may find charm or fascination
in
unexpected places.
I’m
currently painting salvaged hollow-core doors and other recycled
building
materials with water-based paints. I
like the idea of windows and doors conveying us – visually and/or
physically –
between the security of indoor space to the less certain world outside. I hope you’ll leave the
curtains open a
bit
and consider going through some of my doors.
Links to other pages with
my artwork include:
Red
Bubble
Society 6
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ŠEldon
Ward. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
These images may not be
copied, reproduced, redistributed or used for any other purpose without
the expressed written consent of the artist, Eldon Ward.
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