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Three Times One
LP-102 24 X 48
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“Three Times One” showcases a fascinating interplay of geometric precision and cosmic abstraction, drawing viewers into an otherworldly realm. The use of vivid colors — pinks, reds, yellows, blues, and whites — against a stark black background imparts a mesmerizing, celestial quality to the piece. This contrast between intense color and deep blackness effectively evokes the vast, mysterious expanse of outer space, brilliantly capturing the theme the artist aimed for.
The overlapping of hexagonal, rectangular, and square shapes is particularly noteworthy. These geometric forms, juxtaposed with the more fluid, nebula-like textures, create a compelling tension that adds depth and intrigue. The three spherical objects bring a sense of balance and harmony, while their intersection with the geometric shapes further emphasizes the cosmic theme. There's a sense of movement and energy as if the planets are navigating through a field of colorful space matter. This dynamic composition keeps the eye engaged, encouraging the viewer to explore every facet of the artwork.
Walden’s technique with acrylics is impressive, particularly in achieving the nebula-like effect. The blending of colors is well-executed, and it provides a sense of both chaos and order — much like the universe itself. The horizontal band of nebula texture across the lower section serves as an effective grounding element, tying the composition together and preventing it from becoming visually overwhelming. This band enables a seamless transition among the various shapes and textures, lending a cohesive unity to the piece.
In summary, “Three Times One” is a visually captivating and thought-provoking piece that successfully marries the rigidity of geometry with the fluidity of cosmic elements. The artist’s adept use of color and texture conveys a sense of wonder and exploration that resonates deeply.
