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Friday, April 3, 2015

drawing challenge: 163 - "key"







































It's about 20 years ago that I've made these pieces.

In search for meaning and wondering why after the passing of my father.

I started with two pieces but soon I decided to combine them.
They're painted and collage, each +/- 20 x 30 cm, 8 x 12 inch.

A kind of key, a reference or a clue, and still good memories ...

And his tool was the Morse key.


And another "key" was on my mind.






















Constantin Brancusi, The beginning of the world, 1916


To see more "keys" please visit Veronica's site here
Thanks for hosting Veronica!

Happy Easter to you!


10 comments:

renilde said...

you are right Eric,often an artists work may function as a key, a key to the past, a key to memories.

it's in men's nature to look for keys and clues i guess.

fine weekend to you, x

Veronica Roth said...

That's so true Eric. You must be so happy that you kept those two images every time you look at them and remember. I have two unfinished paintings by my late aunt. I also have dozens of finished paintings by her, but love the two unfinished ones the best. In them is the key to her technique and style. (She was a very great artist) I popped back in time, and love your stack of memories too. Hope your long Easter weekend is a wonderful one. X

Tammie Lee said...

wonderful to consider putting the pieces together was key to the piece. perhaps all art is like that, a bit like a combination on a lock, each number; clink, clunk, clonk and there it is open, complete.

loved seeing each piece.

Sharmon Davidson said...

A visual key to the memories of your father - this is such a beautiful interpretation of the theme.

Carole Reid said...

Your collages appeared complete on their own but once they were placed one on top of the other they shifted to the full circle. Lovely work and clues/keys.
Happy Easter to you too, Eric.

Stefanie Seltner said...

the pic with the egg key made me smile, it´s funny!
and I always enjoy to see your beautiful artworks. Thank you for sharing this key in your life with us!
x Stefanie

Patrice A. said...

Renilde said it
an artist work as a key
....

i like the rich yellow
the round shapes
attraction and removal

x

nadine paduart said...

mystery in yellow.
for keys can lead to mysteries.
and back again.
n♥

roberto M. said...

Often a key. It is the tool to move from one space to another but also from one moment to another, or from one state to another. and after a death of a loved one, surely, we pass (like opening a door with a key) to another time, new and different, in our lives.

Sue Marrazzo Fine Art said...

lovely!

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