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FLEXIBLE CREATIVE PROCESS ON CANVAS PHILIPPE HALABURDA, NEWPORT, VT, USA JULY 2020
About the theme of "adaptative recognition"
Adaptive recognition in art refers to the ability of artists to flexibly adjust their creative process in response to external influences, evolving ideas, or changing contexts.
Following and applying a total dissolution of boundaries between art and life, I paint the invisible intersections
of psychology and geography in my art.
To depict adaptive recognition in abstract geometrical maps, I create an abundant variety of shapes and colors
to represent the flexibility and responsiveness
of the artistic process.
I started with a neutral gray base, symbolizing the initial recognition, and introduced dynamic geometric forms
to showcase adaptability.
All the strokes and crossing are an unconscious result of associating ideas
or thoughts.
I also combine subjective and objective knowledge on different layers and
allow shapes to evolve, overlap, or transform, mirroring my response
to external influences.
I use a diverse color palette to signify the changing contexts and evolving ideas, with warm hues for creativity and cooler tones for adaptability.
Ultimately, adaptive recognition empowers me to navigate the complexities
of my artistic practice with resilience and openness.
It involves embracing experimentation, learning from experiences,
and incorporating diverse influences into the creative journey.
Details of the series
SERIES OF 3 ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
Material Acrylic
Medium Unstretched canvas 47 x 47 inches
Date 2020
Authentification Signed and title on the back
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