Judith Visker’s “Colored Rain” struck me as an interesting pattern painting. The droplets of ‘colored rain,’ which appear to swim like a shoal of brightly colored fish in a dark ocean, each contain their own pattern, at once just similar enough to another in the group to tie them all together, and just different enough to stand out against the darkness. The colors are vivid and intense, making the piece eye-catching, and the fluid motion of the group draws your eyes along the flood of droplets, adding a dynamic that is altogether interesting.
I really like this piece of art as the colors are very exquisite and they stand out in the picture. They are very vibrant and the name of the painting describes the picture entirely.
ReplyDeleteGreat formal analysis, Janene. Your writing is very lyrical.
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