SOUNDS PATTERNS ON CANVAS PHILIPPE HALABURDA STUDIO IN NEWBURGH, NY, USA MARCH 2023
Assonance
Aarhnaall 59
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2023
Ojjaaas
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2023
Guriinderr
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2023
Aquarius Saabishhamm
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2023
Baaldevv Praiss
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 51 x 51 cm - 20"x 20", USA, 2023
About the theme of "assonance"
The goal of this series is to highlight the musicality
and meaning of the words without words.
Sound patterns help to divide a poem into sections. The kind of repetition that most people associate
with poetry is the repetition of sounds,
particularly in rhyme.
But other sound patterns create additional meaning: alliteration, assonance, and onomatopoeia.
Alliteration, assonance, and onomatopoeia are all important sound patterns in poetry that can be used to create specific effects and convey meaning.
I imagined the visual aspects of these three types of repetition and how they can be harmonized to create an abstract wave-like composition.