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pigments at war

Published by Mark Toner

i am manchester love this place and the people .am 49 years old and i still live with my mum and dad " work encapsulates the energy and movement of the artists brush across the many surfaces he uses as a canvas to paint upon. He lets his oil paints bleed and blend to form patterns and fractals reminiscent of the infinite shapes and colours found within the known universe. His paintings are created to invite the viewer’s subconscious to generate its own interpretations of what is being depicted, leaving the imagination to navigate through his web of abstract and surreal landscapes. "

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    1. I meant to say the horse is at the left of the painting and it is looking back toward its long tail. Anyway, your colors remind me of seeing shapes in the clouds and I see the horse in the colors, like seeing a shape of a horse in the clouds.

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