Contemporary Abstract Art, Carnival Faces By Miabo Enyadike

 

  Contemporary Abstract Art  Carnival    Faces  

The other day in my studio, I was working on a bunch of bottles.

I was at the final stage and that was spraying the bottles,with gloss or Matt spray paint.

I do that normally on the wood surface I work on, but decided otherwise and placed a white paper board, on the wood surface before spraying.

That was weird, for me because I am not that organised, I want to get things done and fast already.

I started spraying the bottles and noticed that the spray, formed shapes after every bottle sprayed.

That created, very colorful abstract geometric shapes of squares and circles.

These shapes, came off the bottom of the bottles, that covered the area, the spray fumes did not reach.

I must say, it was an exciting discovery, that I was creating craft, while art was creating itself effortlessly.

Since, I had a large number of bottles to spray, I decided to use more white paper board and see how it goes.

The size of the recycled white paperboard I used, is 100 cm x 80 cm x 0.3in.

By the time, I was through with my bottle project, I had three fun looking abstract paintings, in front of me.

I decided that was not enough, I felt it needed something more that would retain the colors and shapes, but have a story to it.

I then decided to draw faces expressed in a theatrical way, that remind us of people in carnival costumes. In a festive mood, with riotous colors of funfair around them.

Totally,oblivious of their surroundings, 
just out there to have fun and be made fun off.

Enjoying themselves, in who they pretend to represent........ENJOY


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        Miabo Enyadike