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#abstract #landscapes #oil painting
Landscapes by Jason Anderson Blend Precise Pixelation and Hazy Abstraction
“Platform”
U.K.-based artist Jason Anderson creates abstract urban landscapes using pixelated patches of pastel-toned oil paint. Each work on linen has a single focal point of bright yellow usually representing the rising or setting sun, though in the painting above the illumination comes from an approach train. Anderson balances the natural and manmade by primarily featuring infrastructure—ships, marinas, trains, buildings—that appears small and distant within each pastel haze.
Anderson’s career began with stained glass restoration projects at cathedrals and he shares in a statement that his training in the jigsaw-like aspects of stained glass design and repair continue to inform his style as a painter. See more of his paintings on Instagram and Twitter. (via This Isn’t Happiness)
“Embankment”
“Axis”
“Ternary”
“Frontier”
“Galleon”
“Advance”
“Spectrum”
#abstract #landscapes #oil painting
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