Clinton George
In my artistic practice, I predominantly employ brush strokes as a primary method of creation. These brush strokes serve as a vehicle for expressing my emotions, thoughts, and energy onto the canvas. Through their dynamic and expressive nature, they convey a visual language that allows me to explore and communicate abstract concepts and raw emotions.
Through my work, I aim to capture the essence of things and emotions that cannot be easily described or defined. I am fascinated by the interplay of colors, textures, and movement, and I strive to create compositions that evoke a sense of dynamism and vitality.
Recently, I have begun incorporating architectural forms into my work, further expanding the visual vocabulary of my artistic expression. These architectural elements introduce a sense of structure, balance, and rhythm into my com positions.
In my artistic process, each brush stroke serves as a building block, adding depth, texture, and dimension to the composition. The architectural forms offer a visual anchor, grounding the artwork in a recognizable framework while encouraging viewers to delve into their own interpretations and reflections.
In essence, my art is a visual language that connects the viewer to a range of emotions and experiences. Each brush stroke tells a story, and collectively, they form a symphony of movement, energy, and emotion.
My hope is that my work inspires curiosity, contemplation, and a sense of connection between the viewer and the artwork.