Helen Frankenthaler: Works On Paper

Helen Frankenthal is an American-born painter, sculptor and printmaker. Frankenthaler and the two artists also led the development of color field painting which is an integral part of abstract expressionism. Frankenthaler is recognized as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century because it offers excellent talent and can provide beautiful and innovative works on canvas and paper. "Frankenthaler's shining canvas is well-known and highly regarded all over the world, her intimate and powerful piece of paper is yet to be known to the audience of most museums (Wilkin 6)" The story is that these I made paper pieces with the same vigor as her.

"Helen Frankenthaler (December 12, 1928 - 27 December 2011) is an American abstract expressionist painter, and she contributed greatly to the history of postwar American paintings.Her works for over 60 years (From the early 1950's until the year 2011) She has passed beyond abstract painters for centuries, continues to produce new works that constantly change, and began exhibiting at the contemporary art galleries and galleries in the early 1950's. Her large-scale abstract expressionist painting, she introduced a new generation of abstract paintings later included in Clement Greenberg of the curator of the post-1964 painter abstract exhibition and called "color gamut" (Color Field) Born in Manhattan, influenced by paintings by Greenberg, Hans · Hoffmann, Jackson · Pollock, in the retrospective of New York Museum of Modern Art, 1989 It has become over Ma. Retrospective exhibition has been exhibited all over the world since the 1950s

I like to participate in abstract artists, especially museums and galleries exhibiting abstract expressionism works. I appreciate the exhibition of the museum where works of Cy Twombley, Joan Mitchell, Helen Frankenthaler are exhibited. I am very glad that I am able to return home and be able to create original, direct and expressive paintings like them! I would like to draw a work that surprised me. I wish for the meaning of my art. On the day when psychiatric hospitalization was completed, I started drawing an abstract painting. I do not know what I am doing, but this is a good thing. Suzuki Shunlong said, "It is reminiscent of Zen Mind, which is a beginner's soul." "There are many possibilities in a beginner's mind, but there is little possibility among experts." The spirit of education is a powerful exercise of artists at every stage of development

I have been drawing pictures with my feet from 2009. Inspired by the work and skills of American artist, Helen Frankenthura, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, I stood on the ground and painted my feet. Since it is the basis for using specific conscious movements to help center and center my body and help me to achieve unique effects for each part, It is an experiential experience. Okay ... I know ... You may think that at the most you are drawing with your own feet, "Have you ever heard of them?" . "These are real comments that I heard about my work the first time I talked to other people about my work.In this blog I will explain the reason and explain how to start drawing with feet.