Artist Annette Turow suggests creative solutions to problem solving. Examples of her work illustrate how she solved the problem of abstracting the torso form. |
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I completed a series of "torso" paintings with an abstract approach to the form as the culmination of two years of paintings which dealt with the form of the female torso. |
22 x 30 Mixed media Painting ![]() |
Interpretation is also a creative process. Starting with the actual torso and moving into abstraction was the challenge of this series. |
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22 x 30" Mixed Media Painting ![]() |
As always in my work, the surfaces influence the movement in each composition to create depth and contrast.Color is the dominant force throughout this series. | |
| Sticking to one basic idea and experimenting with a series of solutions is a process that generates new ideas if you stay open to unexpected results or new combinations of elements you did not anticipate. | ||
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your own lead. |
Torso 5 22 x 30" Mixed Media Painting ![]() |
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