"My aim when I start a painting is to create a colour
composition, which is only complete when my original ideas and pre-conceptions
have been replaced by a purely impulsive conclusion, which surprises and
satisfies me.
The work must contain an illusion of the third dimension
giving a sense of some colours projecting forward from the picture plane and
others appearing to recede.
The whole must have a felt continuity across the entire
picture surface and not appear broken by a too deep recessive space which is
the result of poor colour relationships."
Fred Pollock, 2012
'Etna', acrylic on canvas, by Fred Pollock.
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