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Fred Garbers

I have always had a love of early Renaissance painting ( informed by many trips to Italy ). I see the paintings and altarpieces as beautiful compositions in beautiful color and full of varieties of beautiful abstract shapes; this yields a formal power of its own quite apart from the religious content of the work. A few years ago I began to produce abstract collages within the formats of actual reproductions of altarpieces. Recently the compositions are less formally constrained but pieces of arches, pillars, floors, etc. are often part of the abstract mix. This being said, the finished works are not intented to convey any specific meaning.


 

 

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