Modular Frame Ninth Day Finishing Touches

These are five more close ups of the nine boxes in the modular. Today I am also putting undercoats on the second modular frame . Also picking up and delivering paintings to Pegasus Art Gallery. My wall rental was only through December.

Expanding Modular Painting Frame to Backing

This fifth day is the beginning of the resolution. The backing door skin plywood gets dabs of colors repeating the dominate colors. The textured tops of the deep cradled boxes are further developed. My intention remains to make compartments that differ but offer multipal possibities for harmonious combinations. They are to remain my happy colors.

Play Day

My visions is about dividing space up into compartments and then spinning out of their boundaries finding connections. I am seeking a thread to hold the parts together like a poem. I don't like it when people walk past with out seeing. I want to share my fun.

I feel satisfied that my family loves my play art. Maybe that is as far as this will go.

McKenzie's arrangement of squares. She thought the suares could also be a tic-tac-toe game.

The Display Frame says my husband is being made into much more than he anticipated. He thought it was a single time only gallery display of seperate pieces to be sold separtately. He is only somewhat flattered that I think he deserves equal colaborative credit in this new experimental painting/sculpture art form. There are problems to be solved in its construction so that all the squares blocks and window openings are equal. It remains to be seen if the boxes will vibrate outwards until they fall out.
My daughter and grandchildren deserve credit for their enthusiasm. And thank you to Martha Marshall of http://artistsjournal.blogspot.com/ for her enthused comment.
Today I am moving the blocks around into many configurations. Many posible ideas have come to mind.

Day Three of Modular Frame Wall Hanging

The flatt colors painted on the inside of the boxes contrast with the organic nonobjective paintings.





The flat colors repeat the architectural frame.

My happy colors

This is my first day using color on my modular cradled wood boxes in a frame. Tomorrow I will paint the inside. For these ones are not only interchangeable but they are reversible.