TAZA - The Brazilian Explosion

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Permalink Reply by Stephanie on February 9, 2010 at 5:10pm

T-A-Z-A
I think this painting looks splendid here in the ART GALLERY don't you?
Those colors show a desire to live life to its FULLEST! The colors, a soul that is used to sunshine, and positive thin king!! Am I right?
The continual lines blend, rather than contrast. The sun comes shining through as does the personality of the artist, not afraid to show his sensitive side....and is there some sort of writing in the middle of the piece? I seem to see something......tell us....is there a word there?
Anyhow, looking at it can only make a person feel happier. And only a sensitive person can arrange with carefree joy, the colors, united on the page....as we should all be, and WILL be if we look at it!

Permalink Reply by TAZA on February 10, 2010 at 2:43am

Thank you for telling me on that, Stephanie.
Actually, in 1980, one day, I painted something but had to run away. I painted it on the floor, and let the paper there...
When I came bakc, I came by the other side, you understand, just crossing the livingroom, so i saw the same painting upside down, and it was much more significant than before, in the "right way".
Now you see. I do agree with you that there must be some word described in center of this painting...
looking at it, one feels there is a word there. I don't really know what is that...
I love colorful things...

Permalink Reply by Stephanie on February 10, 2010 at 8:27am

TAZA
I love colorful things too. When I was (physically) young, I went to museums and wrote in my little notebook "light green, deep lilac, light yellow"....to remind myself of extraordinary color combinations, of colours that looked good together. I still love colours but sometimes force myself to use less of them on something. I work with three colours and then think "I want to add just a little red, or dark blue" and then I think, no, just try limiting this time.....but the thought is often there.
Then, there are people who use hardly any color at all. What does this mean? That they don't "feel" colorful? Perhaps....or maybe they are shy, thinking that colors will uncover something in them that they don't want to show? Interesting.......will think about this over a cup of tea.....