Hot Static Cartoon
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas.
Tools: Pallette knives.
Dimension: 3ft x 4ft
Profile: 1.5 inch.
Year: 2019.
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Abstracted, contemporary interpretation of the phenomena in nature of when huge static electrical discharges result in volcanic eruptions, from super hot fragmented volcanic ash colliding with one another.
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All materials used were purchased at @gwartzmans .
Name: A Flare for Dispersion
Medium: Acrylic on canvas.
Tools: Pallette knives & Architectural Templates.
Size: 3ft x 4ft.
Depth: Profile 1.5 inches
Year: May 2018
Unframed.
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From the Space & Time series.
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The first record of 2P Encke, a 4.8Km wide comet that orbits the Sun every 3.3 years, was in 1786, by Pierre Méchain, of Paris, France. It was Mr. J.F. Encke, who in 1819, published his conclusion that the comet seen every 3.3 years by numerous observers around the World since 1786, was 2p Encke (named after J.F. Encke).
Comet 2P Encke’s debris (A Flare for Dispersion ) rains upon Planet Earth every years in meteor showers known as the Taurids. It is hypothesized that the larger cataclysmic comets that have struck the Planet Earth in the past were either from Encke or from the same larger source where Encke originated from.
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This painting is for sale.
A Flare for Dispersion