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// Phenomena Wing Cut by Paul Jenkins is an oil painting on canvas that captures Jenkins' signature approach to fluid and expressive color. Painted in 1979, this work reflects his fascination with organic forms and dynamic movement. The composition features a large, abstract shape reminiscent of a wing or manta ray, rendered in deep blues and subtle hints of purple and brown. The smooth, sweeping lines and gradations of color suggest a sense of motion, as if the form is gliding gracefully across the canvas. Jenkins' technique, which often involves pouring and manipulating paint, gives the surface a mesmerizing texture, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay between light, color, and form.
Phenomena Wing Cut, 1979
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// Phenomena Wing Cut by Paul Jenkins is an oil painting on canvas that captures Jenkins' signature approach to fluid and expressive color. Painted in 1979, this work reflects his fascination with organic forms and dynamic movement. The composition features a large, abstract shape reminiscent of a wing or manta ray, rendered in deep blues and subtle hints of purple and brown. The smooth, sweeping lines and gradations of color suggest a sense of motion, as if the form is gliding gracefully across the canvas. Jenkins' technique, which often involves pouring and manipulating paint, gives the surface a mesmerizing texture, inviting the viewer to explore the interplay between light, color, and form.
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