"The landscapes are loosely conceived by considering how you have the squares at the top that are a reference to the sky, the middle row are a reference to the foliage and the lower squares convey the earth or water," de La Rosa said.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Color, texture combine in series
Recent article in the Red and Black on Frances de La Rosa's Landscape Series can be read [at this link]. From the article:
"The landscapes are loosely conceived by considering how you have the squares at the top that are a reference to the sky, the middle row are a reference to the foliage and the lower squares convey the earth or water," de La Rosa said.
"The landscapes are loosely conceived by considering how you have the squares at the top that are a reference to the sky, the middle row are a reference to the foliage and the lower squares convey the earth or water," de La Rosa said.
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