A lighthearted look at the rectangle and stuff it

[Iain]

 

[Donna T]

Nice! I really like the top two, maybe because of how the rectangles interact with the squares. I can see them separately and also as a square with a rectangle attached. Funny how a few simple shapes can be so interesting!

 

[Trier]

Yeah, the 2nd one is most appealing to me - I feel that Rothko must be somewhere about.

 

[Perry]

Nice. I like the last one best.

 

[Iain]

Thank you Donna, Trier, and Perry.

Shit. That's three more on the Christmas card list.

 

[Artyczar]

Yes, it starts as a Rothko-esque thing, but turns into something else altogether different. It's original with omnipotent doors that open into a new dimension. Sublimative. I love how these make me feel.

 

[Iain]

Well, thank you, Artyczar! I think I dipped a toe into your territory, with the spiral, rainbow arc, and watched the ripple effect.

I've just heard that a movie about the painter, Louis Wain, has been made. I don't know that much about him, but maybe his influence can be seen in the knowing kitschiness of some contemporary work.

 

[Artyczar]

Dip away!

Yes, I know a lot about Wain. I love his crazy cats! I followed him a bit some 20 years ago. I will look out for the movie.