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An acrylic painting of an old, crumbling building. The building has red slats for a roof, their spacing revealing gaps and support beams inside. The building has gray worn, wooden siding with an open door and a window to the right side. The bottom right side of the building has worn, brown siding. The top right of the building has nothing, which then leads to a hole in the siding on the other side of the building, opening into the grayness of the background.
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No One There Any More 1
These works of art represent the beauty of the end of life. Most are paintings done with my favorite media, Acrylic paint. I like working with water based paint because I can use it in many ways: Thick as a paste or I can thin it down to a watercolor consistency which is very useful since I like building up the intensity of the color with layers. It dries fast, so I can change what I am painting just as fast. It is clean: I wash my brushes and tools with water and soap.
Two of the works I included are in ceramic and glass tiles. In 2020 I went back to doing Ceramics. I had done some in Rio de Janeiro years ago. It is also a water based medium, if you can call it that way since you work with water and clay.
