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Comp for AB-7 which burned in HPF: 2012
(Primed Surface)
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The AB series of 2012 references the name of my wife, Ashley Blythe, and is also a nod to "ABstract Resolutionism", a theory I founded to address higher quality resolution of modern abstract works.
This series was inspired by my daily sights while being a resident in Livermore, Colorado. This small community happens to exist in the Roosevelt National Forest.
The 7th in the series is only shown as a digital composition, because the High Park Fire of 2012 devastated our land and home in a total loss.
Except for AB-7, I was able to save the other works on my trailer with moving blankets. They all now are in happy homes where they're seen every day. -
AB-1
oil and encaustic on canvas
50" x 54"
2012
SOLD
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AB-2
oil and encaustic on canvas
58" x 62"
2012
SOLD
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AB-3
oil and encaustic on canvas
41" x 46"
2012
SOLD
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AB-4
oil and encaustic on canvas
58" x 60"
2012
SOLD
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AB-5
oil and encaustic on canvas
37" x 39.5"
2012
SOLD
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AB-6
oil and encaustic on canvas
41" x 61"
2012
SOLD
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Comp for AB-7 which burned in HPF: 2012
(Primed Surface)
-
The AB series of 2012 references the name of my wife, Ashley Blythe, and is also a nod to "ABstract Resolutionism", a theory I founded to address higher quality resolution of modern abstract works.
This series was inspired by my daily sights while being a resident in Livermore, Colorado. This small community happens to exist in the Roosevelt National Forest.
The 7th in the series is only shown as a digital composition, because the High Park Fire of 2012 devastated our land and home in a total loss.
Except for AB-7, I was able to save the other works on my trailer with moving blankets. They all now are in happy homes where they're seen every day.
