More of my sparkler drawings, some computer manipulated
posted by Lynda Cornwell @ 7:58 am
An investigation into the use of light in art from stained glass windows to fluorescent tubes
Friday, April 21, 2006
Setting my own work in context with that of others throughout the ages and in different cultures. An investigation of the use of light in art focusing on what I find most appealing, and trying to determine why that is.
About Me
- Name: Lynda Cornwell
- Location: Beaconsfield, United Kingdom
“At the root of all my art is drawing. Recently I have been making a series of abstract drawings based on rhythm and the idea of trace – leaving a subtle trace or mark.
“I am currently a postgraduate student on the MA Drawing As Process at Kingston University.”
Previous Posts
- More fluorescent light...
- Colourscape
- Painting with light
- An aside...
- John Piper and Stained Glass
- Albers created these over 80 years ago
- A short movie - my first!
- Contemporary Work by David Bachelor
- Fluorescence and Flooding Light
- Why do some light works have a very different effect?
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