Slip — Fine Art

The eye enters through a narrow band and moves toward a quiet edge, with the weight sitting off centre. Slip - 1967 leaves a large part of the sheet open. The open ground is part of the picture. Doug Ohlson often worked with simple shapes and broad areas of colour in his painting practice.

This is a fine art print set in a frame with a back panel. The matte surface keeps the colour even when the sun moves across the wall. With the ready to hang option it arrives assembled and fits on a screw.

On a hall wall, the narrow band draws the step past the first turn. From the kitchen doorway you notice the open space beside it. The simple shape stays clear at that distance, and the quiet edge holds the view.