Chicago-based artist Bruce Riley paints abstract forms made from layers and layers of dripped paint and poured resin. There is no planned layout. It’s all about movement and what feels right. The end result is as organic and flowing as the making process itself.
Wow, how cool is this?! I love watching his process, totally absorbing, mesmerizing, and therapeutic(lol!).
My favorite part is when he screams, “locked and loaded” ~sigh~
*2006, Carnavas
I’ve been waiting
I’ve been waiting for this moment all my life
But it’s not quite right
And this ‘real’
It’s impossible, if possible, at whose blind word
So clear but so unheard
I’ve been waiting
I’ve been waiting for this silence all night long
It’s just a matter of time
To appear sad
With the same old decent lazy eye fixed to rest on you
Aim free but so untrue
Everyone’s so intimately rearranged
Everyone’s so focused clearly with such shine
Everyone’s so intimately prearranged
Everyone’s so focused clearly with such shine
Locked and loaded
Still the same old decent lazy eyes fixed through your gaze
That’s why I said I relate
I said we really need to fight to relate
It’s the room, the sun, and the sky
The room, the sun, and the sky
I’ve been waiting
I’ve been waiting for this moment
Voltaire No.6 