Zoeken

… the paint in layers, then smearing it out and scratching it in, he creates a lively jumble of colours and shapes that never comes to a complete stop. …

… same corner of Mondriaan and other formalists, but in his case, a square has a frayed edge and colours burst off the canvas just a little too capriciously. Whilst the really strict …

… can be quite distorted. Dick Donker teases this by submerging his landscapes in a faded blue colour. This cools down our sentiment and creates enough distance to see that the landscape …

… surfaces of coarse stripes. Or they lie just above of it. They are either glimpses into a multicoloured world or of a spilled disturbance of order. …

… rhythm of the pavement. The reflection of the puddle gives a glimpse of the architecture and colours of buildings in the immediate vicinity. Nature and the man made urban environment blend …

… can be quite distorted. Dick Donker teases this by submerging his landscapes in a faded blue colour. This cools down our sentiment and creates enough distance to see that the landscape …

… surfaces of coarse stripes. Or they lie just above of it. They are either glimpses into a multicoloured world or of a spilled disturbance of order. …

… is constantly being manipulated lie the geologies—the strata that support the surface. Watercoloured relief illusions of meandering folds, cracks, and fissures evoke geological layers. …

… viewer. The work “Untitled” (1999) appeals to the imagination in a different way: with only two colours and a number of simple shapes, it sets up a story with floating signs that you, the …

… the case of “Herbarium”: at the moment the flowers pass from recognisable flora into abstract colour fields. In so doing he leaves them stopped in time and in a state in which they will …