Size:   24X48 framed in an elegant black frame ready for your walls.

 

Medium:    Mixed Media: Acrylic paint, photo, oil pastel and acrylic ink on prepared panel board.

Year: 2015 

 

Why use a prime number to name a painting? Well without getting into a lot of math, a prime number is a natural number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself. In other words it is a one and only, an original, none alike. So when I name a piece with a prime number, I mean it stands alone as one and is unique. This is an original mixed media acrylic painting on prepared panel board (not a copy or print) and is signed & dated by the artist. See example of framing below.

 

 

 

There is no glazing on this work much like a canvas.    

 

 

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Title:  Force of Nature: Green Prime 1019

P. E. Martin, Visual Communication Engineer (Artist) creates one-of-a kind original abstract art, pop art, contemporary modern art that will enhance your visual experience and lifestyle. To help kindle a sense of beauty in your environment, mind and soul through art.

 

P. E. Martin lives and work in Phoenix Arizona focusing on a variety of subject matter such as Original Abstract Artwork paintings, Decorative art, Abstract Fine Art, Modern Abstract Art, Contemporary Abstract Art, Abstract Landscapes, Figures, Faces, Inspirational, Expressionist, Impressionist, Urban Art , Abstract Art Gallery and more. I use mostly acrylic and mixed media paintings presented on paper, canvas, and Masonite or wood backing.

 

"I am serious about my art and its effect on communicating to you that passion I have for creating art. I use creativity, innovation, and logic based on good design principals to communicate my view point. As a contemporary mixed-media artist my abstracts and contemporary pop art are inspired by my view of the world.  Color is the most important ingredient in my works. My work explodes with vibrant colors carefully cultivated to create an exciting sense of visual harmony and unity within a composition.

 

My work allows the viewer to interpret the images in association with their own personal experience, emotion, and subjective perspective to understand the depth of meaning that brings us closer together in the human experience, both personal and within society. For a brief moment, the subject and the colors that express it, leap from the canvas into the soul of the on-looker."

P. E. Martin