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Created Chaos: Sarah Spitler

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I am busy spreading holiday cheer today ( OK, actually running around like crazy trying to get stuff done ), which is kind of fitting for the work of today’s featured artist.  Sarah Spitler’s abstracts come from the artist’s concern with chaos manifested.  And because of aforementioned chaos of my own today, I’m going to let Sarah’s work speak for itself.

Inveterate Detritus ( Something Forgotten Known Only to Ourselves ), ink, acrylic, enamel and spray paint on Mylar and canvas, 36×36
Iniquities Not Consigned to Oblivion, ink, acrylic and enamel on Mylar, 16×16
Vorticital Obsolescence, ink, acrylic and enamel on Mylar, 16×16
Geopolitical Tumescence, ink, acrylic, gold leaf and enamel on Mylar, 10×10

Be sure to check out more of Sarah Spitler’s work on her website and don’t miss reading her artist statement— deep stuff there, definitely read it and then go back and look at her work again.

Featured title image is Monomythical Geopolitika, ink, acrylic, spray paint and graphite on Mylar, 28×22.  All images are via the artist’s website.

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6 responses to “Created Chaos: Sarah Spitler”

  1. thelinoprinter Avatar
    thelinoprinter

    I really like this work. It looks like ink floating in water, you can see something different every time you look it.

    1. Lesley Avatar
      Lesley

      Glad you enjoyed it!

      Cheers,
      Lesley

  2. KatiesCameraBlog Avatar
    KatiesCameraBlog

    Wow, I love Sara’s work, especially the last one. Thanks so much for introducing her to me.

    1. Lesley Avatar
      Lesley

      My pleasure, Katie! These make me want to be less intentional when I paint.

      Cheers!
      Lesley

  3. m.a.tateishi Avatar
    m.a.tateishi

    Very cool, I’d love to see these in person. I especially like the ones with black in them.

  4. nakedcarlyart Avatar
    nakedcarlyart

    I love these! Such beautiful use of line and color, they are just so intriguing.

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