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"Out the Window" Painting

Clinton Deckert

United States

Painting, Oil on Wood

Size: 30 W x 24 H x 2 D in

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I am an American painter born in Massachusetts and grew up in Southington, Connecticut where I reside and maintain amy home studio. My work is inspired by the memories of my youth playing in tree houses, running through the woods, and splashing around the ponds, streams and swamps of the Northeast. I have always been curious to explore what lurks just beneath the surface, what’s living under the log, or what’s just around the bend in the river. Over the years, I have developed techniques for creating artworks that are inspired by those abstract memories. The process begins as spontaneous playing and splashing thin loose washes of paint or ink over the primed board. I then blot it with rags or other available materials watching patterns and imagery emerge from the swamp of paint. At this transitional point, it seems that infinite possibilities may evolve and emerge into something new that has never been seen before. I then take a step back to see what develops as the paint runs, drips and blends into one another . . . I think of it as a painterly alchemy or conjuring of creative spirits. The subtle implied images that are generated are similar to the imagined objects that one may see in a clouded sky or reflections in the water. These chance images are then refined and resolved until the composition balances as a whole. I try not to think too much and use intuition to tell me what to do next. The end result is the documentation of my creative journey, which I can share with an audience. The process is an escape vehicle for me. The work is open for individual interpretation and may be experienced differently upon each viewing based on one’s own life experiences and perspective. I hope the viewer may utilize the artwork as a catalyst for his or her own imaginative journey. I hope to leave my mark behind when I leave this level of existence and my mark happens to be paintings. It’s rewarding to think that some of my work may stand the test of time and still hang on a wall long after I am gone. It will become proof that I was here. In a strange way it may validate my existence, at least I hope it does. Perhaps my art will inspire some young artist as my forefathers have inspired me. Enjoy Life, CD For further understanding of my process please watch the short video “Primordial Stew”, by Ty Stuyvesant. https://vimeo.com/127605364

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Painting:Oil on Wood

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:30 W x 24 H x 2 D in

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I am an American painter raised in Southington, Connecticut where I currently reside and maintain a home studio. My artwork is influenced by memories of my youth playing in tree houses, running through the woods, and splashing around in the ponds and streams of the Northeast. I have always been curious to explore what lurks just beneath the water’s surface, or what’s living under the log. My approach to painting is an extension of that early curiosity and its freedom. I think of it as a higher form of doodling without knowing what the end result will be. I have developed techniques for creating paintings that evolve from those old, blurry and abstracted memories. The process begins as a painterly alchemy of sorts using random brush strokes. I have come to realize that if I sit around waiting for a good idea, I’ll never get anything done. Having said that, I will still get a good idea every now and then that I must bring to fruition. Either way, I usually start with thin washes of oil paints, or inks that will take place with several layers over many sessions. The subtle implied images that are created are similar to the implied images that one may see in a clouded sky or reflections in the water. I then take a step back to see what has emerged into my perceived visual riddles. Over time, I strive to develop and resolve these chance images until the color, contrast and composition seem to balance as a whole. If it looks good I sign it! If not, I start over… I believe that the discipline of art is a two-step process; creation and exhibition. The studio life is a solitary creative journey of exploration. The resulting paintings are documents of that experience. Secondly, the artwork can now be shared with an audience. It is rewarding to have exhibition opportunities at Gallery 66 to show my artwork to the public. In the end, people will always see what they want to see, and they may interpret the artwork based on their own life experiences and “Unforeseen Perspectives.” For further understanding of my process please, watch the short video (see Vimeo) “Primordial Stew”, by Ty Stuyvesant

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