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Detail of the #bacchanal WIP Sometimes less is more. I started this painting and thought I was going to take it to a place of finished realism. Not so much. I want to let the viewer engage in the creation of the finished image. I love the beauty that figures can create when treated as an abstract composition. #gabrielmarklipper (at Enclāve Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNgj-CCnulP/?igshid=1ac552eilg1g3
Happy Labor Day! #gabrielmarklipper #nonrepresentational #nonrepresentationalart (at Enclāve Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE3DGfdntIj/?igshid=154gb2exfzexm
#wip #enclavestudiosashland #gabrielmarklipper (at Enclāve Studios)
Detail from my series #americandream . Come see the studio preview tomorrow night at #enclavestudiosashland from 5-8pm #gabrielmarklipper #oilpainting (at Enclāve Studios)
Seclusion - Mixed Media on Canvas - 48”x48” #gabrielmarklipper In this piece, I am experimenting with the idea of merging the figure with the environment. A person jumps out in any composition. The idea of integrating the figure with the rest of the composition is exciting and tough to pull off. Will a figure always become the focal point? It seems like it, but sometimes for the use of contrast and shapes, we can make that I work to discover it. Have you ever made a painting where the figure didn’t jump forward? . #learningtosee #8paint #abstractrealism (at Enclāve Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmCSzv1pEJp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
After returning from Paris, I pulled out an unfinished sketch that had been hiding in the rafters for years. What I saw in Paris helped me to shift the way I approached the sketch. Less is definitely more. Just throwing down the paint and letting it land where it may felt really good. It was the first piece to sell at my last show. 
Gabriel Mark Lipper
