Polarisation Painting.The gradually expanding horizontality of a Polarisation Painting breathes coordination and balance in the same way exercise aims for... Read More
Polarisation Painting.
The gradually expanding horizontality of a Polarisation Painting breathes coordination and balance in the same way exercise aims for control and introspection. Conflicts make room for visual colour fields that ebb away in waves and which, as such, also represent sociological polarisation, characterised as it is by an ever-increasing gap between classes and sociological groups (ethnical, monetary, entertainment, ...) until midfield completely fades away into absolute white. Polarisation Paintings cause a perceptively more subtle realisation of tension fields (black-white-black), but like Conflict Paintings they also look for a new order.