Me by Richard Geraint Evans

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it counterpoints the surrealism of the underlying metaphor!!

Posted by Anne Pitts on Tue 09 Feb 17:38:37

We are artists we understand! Did you deliberately blur your face?

Posted by Jeannette Harrison on Tue 09 Feb 18:02:08

The cat's ok – just a fur ball!

Posted by Richard Geraint Evans on Tue 09 Feb 18:12:32

You're all fuzzy Richard ho ho x

Posted by lou guidon on Tue 09 Feb 21:31:39

Have we been visited by aliens? Beautiful skies

Posted by Ronald Haber on Tue 09 Feb 22:32:57

Glad the cat's ok. I certainly do like your clouds. Not sure about the theory bit lol.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Wed 10 Feb 10:58:33

Hi Richard, your stuff is thoroughly accomplished, the cloud ones are liberating to behold, for me personally they make a reversion to childhood, lying on my back on the poolside in South Africa watching the afternoon storm clouds build up on the thermals.

Posted by Andrew Giffen on Thu 11 Feb 11:52:01

There is a Valentine's card on facebook that for one moment I thought was one of your paintings. Got quite a shock when I saw it. It has your clouds, your blue sky. The sky is in the shape of an offset heart, obviously done digitally. Is it yours?

Posted by Lala Woods on Sat 13 Feb 14:07:12

P.S. Glad the cat's okay

Posted by Lala Woods on Sat 13 Feb 14:07:49

Hi Rich, thanks for your very touching comment on my 'Christopher' portrait. Looking at your accomplished portraits I am flattered that you looked at it. Have responded to your comment on the 'Christopher' posting. Like your blurb (above) . Would be nice to see a photo of you in focus. Is that why we rely on portraits?? Your photography is as terrible as mine!!! Lol (only joking!) Jx

Posted by JEAN LACEY on Wed 17 Mar 00:27:39

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Many thanks for all your comments. They are appreciated enormously. I thought I'd share my thinking behind my beloved clouds , just so you know there is method behind my madness! They are all part of a new series of paintings collectively called 'Nebulous'. These paintings come as a result of my recent fascination with the relationship between art and physics. Mathematical equations that describe self-similarity fighting against natures beautiful talent for self-organisation. With 'Nebulous' I also want to create work that reveals more about the viewer than the artist. Similar to the psychiatrist's inkblot test, the curiously defined forms within cumulus cloud formations often connect with our life experiences and so everything that defines who we are. I could go on and on but I fear I may lose your attention as it gets really complicated and I need to take my cat to the vet... Rich