Often when I start a painting I like to imagine myself as a traditional landscape painter, painting the hillside or ocean. My paintings then take a turn into the abstract but all have a similar starting point. I explore concepts of balance, forever, expansion, fear, and movement all within my work. My paintings tell stories but by leaving them abstract and simple I challenge the viewer to bring their own story to the work.
In this painting there are many sharp mountains. To me the mountain image is filled with meaning. It comes from my first memorable dream of falling off the top of a mountain. I have been using this image for years. Over and over I put a mountain in my paintings, each time as satisfying as the first time I painted it. The shape on top of the sharp mountains could go on forever symbolizing the idea that if you're on top of the mountain you can see forever.
by Ky Anderson
archival pigment print
Size Chart
Jen's newsletterThe original used to produce this edition is 28"x28" oil on canvas and is available. Please email collector at 20x200.com for more info.
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