Chromatic Water Theory VII: Chunk

Much can be said of beautiful harmonies, but there is also a place in music for the discord, the feedback, the reverb, the chunks of rawness strewn about from a creative process that values expression above technical perfection. Even the ugly shorepound is beautiful to the bodysurfers. Oceanic mosh pits.

Every song has its roots in water.

This series was created live during the Redwood Coast Music Festival inside the Morris Graves Museum of Art. The overall concept of the series was to explore the connections between music and water, through a set of shared geometric structures.


Chromatic Water Theory VII: Chunk


Original Size: 36" x 36"
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year Painted: 2017
Series: Chromatic Water Theories

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ADDITIONAL ARTWORK INFORMATION:


Method: Live Art
Location/Event: Redwood Coast Music Festival @ The Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka, CA
Date Painted: 04/15/2017
Nonprofit Beneficiary: Humboldt CASA
Funds Raised: $97


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