In the fourth dimension

“Harborside” (mixed media on gallery-wrapped canvas), by Sue Charles, at Alpers Fine Art, Rockport, Mass.

She says:

“Long lines of landscape space, curious shapes, the interconnectedness of light, air and every thing...the mute profundity of nature. A painting exists in many dimensions. It is an object crafted of wood, cloth and paint and it represents three dimensions on two.  It holds the fourth dimension of time in it's marks and it expresses metaphysical ideas of memory, spirit, experience and emotion. A painting is thought made visible. The best ones stay with you like a hummable melody. I aim for that.’’

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