For many of the paintings here I used chopsticks or branches and so forth rather than paintbrushes, in order to generate less control and not get caught up in brush-handling intricacies, and I really like the haphazard look and outcome. Similarly, many of the paintings don't have an up or down, are not tied to a single perspective, and can thus be hung in any direction.
2007 -2014
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
Another version of the title reads: WORKING ON ISSUES THROUGH ART, (E)MOTION & MEDITATION.
It also reads: "This really is one of the worst pieces of s . . t I ever did. Should I nonetheless just accept it?"
It also reads: "This really is one of the worst pieces of s . . t I ever did. Should I nonetheless just accept it?"
2011
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
Too many authorities are giving too many confusing directions.
It's curious how the words "to" and "from" interlock.
See also the animation under Projections
It's curious how the words "to" and "from" interlock.
See also the animation under Projections
2011
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
48" x 72", 122 x 182 cm
This was a planning list for my next show - it didn't go according to plan, of course.
2011
Acrylic, household paint, insects, feathers, found tape on canvas
48" x 72", 122 x 182 cm
2011
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
2011
Acrylic on canvas
Each 30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
2008
Acrylic and pencil on canvas
18" x 18", 45.5 x 45.5 cm
After Eric Poettschacher
2009
Household paint on canvas
30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
2008
Acrylic on canvas
18" x 18", 45.5 x 45.5 cm
The four-letter words in this "revolutionary" painting all end in “O” – Soho, Nato, Gogo, Xeno, etc.
2008
Household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
2008
Acrylic on canvas
18" x 18", 45.5 x 45.5 cm
2008
Household paint on canvas
Each 20" x 20", 50 x 50 cm
Two (of many) paintings based on the "AOL" painting.
2009
Dripped household paint on canvas
Each 20" x 20", 50 x 50 cm
Two (of many) paintings based on the "AOL" painting.
2008
Household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
Once in a while I find another three-letter word with O in its center, and I’ll add it to this painting.
For an animation featuring these words go to: TOP JOB
For an animation featuring these words go to: TOP JOB
2008
Poured household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
Selfie/self-portrait, with assorted concepts, names, numbers, and facts essential to my life at one point.
2008
Household paint on canvas
72" x 60", 182 x 152 cm
Artists' names that came to mind while I painted artists' names. I may not be finished.
2008
Household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
Artists' names that came to my mind while I was painting artists' names... maybe not finished... well, I think it is.
2008
Poured household paint on canvas
18" x 18", 45.5 x 45.5 cm
J. S., Accord, N.Y.
2009
Poured household paint on canvas
30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
2008
Houshold paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
2008
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
2008
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
30" x 30", 76 x 76 cm
2008
Acrylic and household paint on canvas
48" x 48", 122 x 122 cm
2007
Acrylic on canvas
60" x 72", 152 x 182 cm
The title includes "blind" as this painting was made with my eyes closed. To make matters even more interesting and unpredictable, I painted each letter or logo many times before I went on to the next one; to make matters even more interesting and unpredictable I painted with chopsticks, and to make matters even more interesting and unpredictable the painting was standing upright while I painted.
See also: drawings/blind
See also: drawings/blind
1997
Household paint on canvas
62" x 48", 158 x 122 cm
P. O., New York
1997
Household paint on canvas
62" x 48", 158 x 122 cm
1993
Acrylic and pigment on canvas
Triptych, each panel 35.5" x 35.5", 90 x 90 cm
My "foray" into faux bad art / faux art brut”
1989
Acrylic and pigment on distressed canvas
36" x 48", 92 x 122 cm
* SUCH IS LIFE
1989
Acrylic and pigment on distressed canvas
ca. 72" x 48", 182 x 122 cm
I. & K. M., Frankfurt
1988
Acrylic and pigment on distressed canvas
ca. 72" x 48", 182 x 122 cm
1988
Acrylic and dispersion on distressed canvas
ca. 80" x 80", 204 cm x 204 cm
*DEATH DISTRESS BREAD RED
1988
Acrylic and dispersion on distressed canvas
ca. 140" x 80", 355 x 200 cm
1988
Acrylic and dispersion on distressed canvas
ca. 80" x 80", 204 cm x 204 cm
"Der junge Hitler im Knabenchor" = "The young Hitler in the boys' choir." Can you spot him?
1986
Packaging and acrylic on foam board
6 panels, each 32" x 40", 81 x 102 cm, overall size 96" x 80", 243 cm x 204 cm
"You are what you eat," they say. I collected my food packaging and used them to "paint" a self-portrait.
See also: Download Egon
P. G., Milano
See also: Download Egon
P. G., Milano