Break Out (Indian ink and Watercolor)

W 39.30cm x H 27.30cm x D 0.10cm

USD $300.00

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Sandro Cocco Indian ink and Watercolor

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About this Break Out (Indian ink and Watercolor)

Detail

Medium

Painting （Watercolor painting）

Edition

Original Artwork

Year

2018

Sign

Artists' signatures on the front of the artworks

Frame

Unframed

#Painting #Watercolor painting #Pen/ink #Pigment #Fine art #Modernism #Surrealism #Metaphysical #Semi-figurative #Symbolic #Abstract painting #Space #Room

Description

In this work in particular you can find Artworks hanging on the wall of an exhibition room. But between the two walls there's the infinite. It's like an endless space without horizon. Because of its cerulean blue color the floor can be seen as water that leads to the sea.

This work is part of the series 'Imaginary Rooms' that I started in november 2005, in response of a Surrealistic painting in the style of Giorgio De Chirico, that I saw hanging on the wall when I visited a friend. It will be the first time that I use visually recognisable elements in my artwork trying to set up a kind of communication with the viewer.

Working Method: 'écriture automatique' (Automatic Drawing) I draw immediately with Indian ink on a blank sheet of paper without sketch in pencil. I have no idea what I'm going to create on forehand. That's exactly the state of mind I want or 'need' to create.

Conceptual Ink Drawing and Watercolour Painting. Original artwork created by Sandro Cocco.

This is a one of a kind artwork, created, drawn and painted by me. I always sign my work on the front of the artwork.

Materials used: Indian Ink and Winsor & Newton Watercolour on Montval by Canson 300gsm Acid free Heavyweight Artist paper

© All rights reserved, Sandro Cocco. This is an original work of art created by the artist himself and may not be reproduced without written permission of the artist.
About this artist

Sandro Cocco Indian ink and Watercolor

Belgium

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Concept

After years of observing and drawing from nature (models, still lifes, interiors, landscapes), I was looking for a method of working that could keep an adventure for myself and could keep me surprised of my own work.

I discovered the technique of 'écriture automatique' (automatic drawing) in 1996. My working method is the following: I start drawing directly on an empty sheet of paper with Indian ink (without a sketch in pencil). I start drawing a few lines. I decide a shape somewhere on the paper. And this shape dictates me what I have to draw next to keep the composition 'in balance'. I don't have a plan, I don't know what is going to appear. That's exactly the state of mind I want or need to create. I started my abstract 'Amorphous' series in 1996 with this method.

In 2005 I visited a friend and discovered a Surrealist painting on his wall that reminded me of the works by the painter Giorgio de Chirico. The use of symbols in this painting invited me to begin the series 'Imaginary rooms' in which I use for the first time visually recognisable elements in the hope to be able to communicate more with the viewer. But my working method kept the same. All the 'Imaginary Rooms' are made with the same technique of 'écriture automatique'. I hope that you will be able to enter my work with your own imagination and gives you a moment of visual pleasure, dream or contemplation.

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