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Donald Feasel : Line Paintings

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“You can look upon our life as an episode unprofitably disturbing the blessed calm of nothingness.”

Arthur Schopenhauer

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No 17
acrylic on canvas
34 x 45 in
2007
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No 21
acrylic on canvas
25 x 31 in
2007
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No 16
acrylic on canvas
26 x 36 in
2007
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No 12
acrylic on canvas
48 x 72 in
2007
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No 6
acrylic on canvas
40 x 54 in
2006
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No 24
acrylic on canvas
25 x 36 in
2007
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No 25
acrylic on canvas
20 x 29 in
2008
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“These collected bodies of work trace a journey from more to less control. A growing sense of the futility of manipulating materials to expressive content, consciously set me on this path. I enjoy constructing compositional processes that give me surprising results when they run their course. While painting I try to sustain a state of tension between knowing what I’m doing and being lost. I’m free to reject the efforts that don’t sustain my attention, as every attempt pushes the boundaries of a self imposed system. It provides the incentive to try again, as any gambler would play more than one card.”

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Donald Feasel : Website

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