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Bah, acrylics on  75cm x 115cm canvas, september 2011

And here it is... Session Two of the Audiofeel Painting Project. Two canvases that eventually became one...(oh, how I love happy endings...)

(There's some 12 more half-finished paintings in my paintingstudio-which-doubles-as-an-ironing-room at the moment. This week I discovered the ironing board is really handy for putting canvases on that need to be out of the way to dry...the iron has some paint on it now, oh well...)

If you're thinking "audiofeel paintings, huh?" then read more here and/ or check out the previous painting blogpost.

Booh, acrylics on 75cm x 115cm canvas, september 2011

It took some time before I could see the possibility of these two canvases side-by-side, and that it would only take a little to connect them. (Yes, been doing a lot of connecting these last few weeks!) It was all about taking the time to wait !
....*taptaptap*........................*filing nails*...(ëcheck out the article on creativity and waiting too...) 

 


Booh & Bah (connected), acrylics on 2 canvases of 75cm x 115cm, september 2011

 

Booh & Bah (separated), acrylics on 2 canvases of 75cm x 115cm, september 2011

Prophetic Paint

Sometimes, a prophetic work like this will spontaneously develop. It is as if my higher-self is whispering: "get ready, something is about to show up in your life". A few days after I made this work, I ended up, through a synchronistic series of events, in a woman-I'd-just-met's home, listening to silent music and having my arms gently pulled (I'm not kidding, it's one of the latest healing modalities). Turns out I'd had a "vanishing twin" whilst I was still a tiny embryo. In my mother's womb, before the end of the second trimester, I'd had a twin brother. Can you see the dead fish in the centre of the painting? And I think, over on the right, that's me, swimming on... "birth process, 5 canvases of 40 x 50 cm, acrylics, July 2011"