Dilapidated Poetry A — Fine Art

Dilapidated Poetry A - 1976 shows a surface of uneven marks laid over a muted ground. The artist leaves gaps and thin runs where the pigment thins out. Lines cross and stop without finishing a shape. The picture reads as a rough record of marks made in passing.

The fine art frame comes in white, wood, dark wood or black and gives the image a clean edge on the wall. A white frame keeps the edge quiet beside these marks. A dark wood frame sets the picture off with a stronger line.

It fits a hallway wall beside a coat stand where the eye catches the uneven lines as you walk past. From the landing you see the whole surface at once. Near the frame you notice the small stops and starts in the marks.