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| "From the sanctuary of our small farm nestled in the Maine woods, to the hotbed of horse-country in Lexington, Kentucky, I have found subjects that inspire me to paint them. Light and shadow call out to be put on canvas. I move from realism to abstraction, mixing the two …. I see color, edges, movement and design everywhere I look. I need to paint them. My written word might be limited now after suffering a stroke, but my visual vocabulary is unlimited.
Casein is my medium of choice, a milk-based medium that has stood the test of time. Its earthy colors with muted hues capture the moment and mood I aspire to create. Yet I am also drawn to transparent watercolor with delicate luminous wash and fine line……and lately to oil paint with its vibrant colors when painted on an archival copper substrate.
With every painting, I am striving to tell a story, trying to invoke a memory and hopefully I can touch a heart." |
Contemporary Impressionism depicting everything Equine,Canine and Natural
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| Greg Mason Burns is an American-born visual artist living in the south of Brazil. He focuses on portraits, landscapes, and abstract paintings using acrylic, oil, and other materials.
He challenges his viewers to form an opinion on not only whether or not they like the piece, but more what the piece means to them.
He creates art simply because he enjoys it. |
Greg Mason Burns
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10/24 AiO: Artists
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