B5-14-20 by steve2
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Bryce
Comments (8)
great creation Steve.
Superlative creation, I like the glass impression of this image !!
This is lovely work.
This looks great with the somehow partly transparent appearing forms.
Looks like that Yeti didn't stand a chance...
This one is really nice, love the metallic feel of it!
This is one of my favorites from you, so beautiful
a big glassy explosion, with wonderful bent mirrors and sheets of metal bending into, and colliding with each other. You have lots of silvery-metallic sheets here, but also metallic blues and purples, some greens etc. And layered into and behind everything are gridwork lines---also warped by the energies that wash into many of your bryce works. A number of your bryce works feel like highly complex architectural worlds which have been invaded by waves of energy, and everything in those worlds warp and flow with those energies. There's much more in your work than that, but that is a substratum that often flows inside these works. Here, it's a mad scramble, with forms that have bent and twisted into a really vibrant ganglia. Jackson Pollock did things like this, only flat and with paints. You create your worlds with 3 dimensional objects (cities, ganglia, etc) colliding and rushing in and out of each other. Full size, these are big vital wall paintings. Terrific.