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Oil, Wax, Encaustic on canvas. Signed and Dated on Reverse. Untitled (2001) by Ross Bleckner is a 36 x 36 inch canvas executed in oil, wax, and encaustic, a medium that imparts both luminosity and texture. The composition features an array of glowing, spherical forms in vibrant reds, yellows, blues, greens, and silvers, floating against a white background. These biomorphic orbs—some overlapping, some isolated—evoke cellular structures, molecules, or celestial bodies, inviting interpretations that range from the microscopic to the cosmic. Bleckner, known for blending abstraction with metaphorical depth, often explores themes of memory, fragility, and regeneration. This painting, signed and dated on the reverse, exemplifies his meditative and subtly scientific visual language.
Untitled, 2001
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Oil, Wax, Encaustic on canvas. Signed and Dated on Reverse. Untitled (2001) by Ross Bleckner is a 36 x 36 inch canvas executed in oil, wax, and encaustic, a medium that imparts both luminosity and texture. The composition features an array of glowing, spherical forms in vibrant reds, yellows, blues, greens, and silvers, floating against a white background. These biomorphic orbs—some overlapping, some isolated—evoke cellular structures, molecules, or celestial bodies, inviting interpretations that range from the microscopic to the cosmic. Bleckner, known for blending abstraction with metaphorical depth, often explores themes of memory, fragility, and regeneration. This painting, signed and dated on the reverse, exemplifies his meditative and subtly scientific visual language.
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What is abstract art?
Abstract art uses form, shape, line, and color to create a visual experience without attempting to represent external reality. The composition exists independently of the world's visual references, focusing on expressing ideas and emotions through non-representational means.
