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Paul Lorenz
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Paul Lorenz
FOREST and MIST
As the Covid-19 self-isolation continues, my days bring reflection. I ponder my years as an architect, as a photographer, and as a creator of space. Yellow, being one of my favorite colors, finds weight and place. Modernism meets the contemporary. The abstract touches reality…or is it the other way around?
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Paul Lorenz
LAPSIDING
In repsonce to the days spent observing the ABSENCE Series of paintings, when returning to the digital play of old and new photographs, the examination of past and present seemed natural.
Ledge House, Cornwall, Connecticut
Desai Chia Architecture,
Photography by Paul Warchol
Paul Lorenz
ABSENCE WITH HORIZON and THAW
oil on paper, 18″x18″, completed in 2007. From a series of twelve paintings on paper, the Absence series was part of a larger collection of paintings on wood panels. The series explores space and gravity, with hand-made titanium white oil paint as the vehicle of movement and shadow.
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