Jean Plough

Jean Plough
Giselle

30" X 30", acrylic paint & oil crayon on canvas

 based on observing cloud formations

Pastel

50"X50", acrylic paint & oil crayon on canvas

based in part on the movement of animals

The Force

48"X72" acrylic paint on linen

detail, portraying a stong feeling or juxtaposition

Classical

52" X 52", acrylic paint and oil crayon on linen

based on pictures of ancient statues or sculptures

Flying

52" X 52", acrylic paint & oil crayon on canvas

based on the idea of soaring in a dream 

Clouds with Black Lines

30"X30" acrylic paint & oil crayon on canvas

bright colors of summer solstice, accented by black lines

 

Transcendental

32"X32", acrylic paint & oil crayon on wood

something bright passing and coming through

 

 

Alive

52"X52", acrylic paint on linen

embodying the energy of a living organism

Pareidolia is our tendency to perceive a meaningful image in a random pattern. We may see objects or meaning where there is none. In a Rorscach test viewers describe what they see in inkblots, revealing unconscious thoughts. I often see figures in my paintings or anmials, both important in my life. Pareidolia is based on the Greek par, closely related to, and eidolon, image or reflection.

 

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