Outsider Art

Who Will Remember Humanity? 
acrylic on board

Beneath the Layers
 oil on board

The Landscape of Thought
acrylic on board






My friend Judy Wood has recently been putting her paintings in the forest and this inspired me to try some new places to display. So here are a few paintings next to other favorite objects.

 Will this replace the gallery?


Comments

  1. UnknownJune 16, 2016 at 3:39 AM

    The outdoor found spots for hanging work well. The photo of "Beneath the Layers" is an artwork in itself with the painting becoming the center a whole new stillife..great shapes/patterns + the perfect green. Keep going! - Judy W.

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  2. Kim Schrag June 16, 2016 at 5:50 AM

    Thanks Judy! That green does work well with the painting! Thanks to Fernando for helping with the photography.

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