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Charles Gaines — Explosion #19
Charles Gaines

Explosion #19

2007

"Explosion #19" is part of Charles Gaines' series examining chaos, energy, and abstraction through gestural mark making and dynamic composition. The work exemplifies Gaines' interest in exploring the tension between control and spontaneity, using explosive bursts of color and form to investigate how visual systems can represent force and movement. Through this piece, Gaines engages with abstract expressionist traditions while developing his own distinctive approach to translating concepts of energy and disruption onto the canvas.

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Charles Gaines, Explosion #19, 2007

"Explosion #19" is part of Charles Gaines' series examining chaos, energy, and abstraction through gestural mark making and dynamic composition. The work exemplifies Gaines' interest in exploring the tension between control and spontaneity, using explosive bursts of color and form to investigate how visual systems can represent force and movement. Through this piece, Gaines engages with abstract expressionist traditions while developing his own distinctive approach to translating concepts of energy and disruption onto the canvas.

Year
2007
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Photography, Explosive Energy, Series Photography, Conceptual Art, American Artist, Digital Manipulation, Abstract Expressionism, Dynamic chaos, Abstraction, Contemporary Art, 20th-21st Century

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