Many of these seemingly jovial paintings incorporated sculptural elements, which created a clever juxtaposition with
the flat application of color and form.
Depicting everyday scenes of domestic, city, and country life, painter and printmaker Milton Avery favored simplified forms and
the flat application of color, inspired by Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.
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From Odita's perspective, the
flat surface
of his paintings further suggests a «ground
of whiteness» that exists prior to the
application of color.
Through a variety
of application methods Edwards works the surface
of his paintings to set static backdrops through combinations
of gestural abstraction, smooth gradients, and
flat color.
[5] For thirty years he experimented with
color theory in three main series: Semaphores, Scrolls and Diptychs, all
of which are characterized by their
flat application of acrylic lacquer onto aluminum.
When he titles an oil on linen work depicting a freshly painted room Quiet Grace (2011) it elevates the mundane scene
of drop cloths, a ladder, and paint
color swatches to an unapparent seriousness, and his masterful
application of light versus shadow and
flat versus slick
color give the scene the psychological resonance
of the sublime.
Using a range
of paint
applications, Mason creates pools
of color that vary in density —
flat expanses merge with delicate clouds
of pigment, coalescing into deceptively complex compositions.