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Stunning painting - very happy! Please send your beautiful works flat - the cardboard tube packaging bent the painting and it took some time to flatten it.

I love this small (8.5x11) artwork, its gesturality, how it's an idea spinning out from and off of the somewhat confining (if rich and lovely) third dimension. It's a burst of intense color and motion expressed through mixed media, which I think makes it all the stronger a finished work, in its engagingly unique case. There are others I have seen pictured in association with it at earlier times on this site, so eventually I have ambitions to keep them all together by adding them to what I am so happy to say is my growing collection of works from this truly unusual, gifted, and visionary artist.

When I unrolled this gorgeous artwork on paper from its sturdy shipping container, which had brought it to me in perfect safety, I said, "Wow." This is the vigorous pulse of springtime, the urgency of nature not to miss one single minute more of life's festival dance. I love the artist's use of multi-media in this work; it infuses it with movement; this is an animate scene I now have the great fortune to hold in my hands!

I loved the photo...and I love the original painting a hundred times more! When I unrolled this painting from it (sturdy and safe) shipping vessel, the exact words which I said aloud (though I was along) were, "Oh, my God, it's perfect." (My apologies to anyone uncomfortable with the religious reference, but I was in a state of intense appreciation, not exasperation, and I really do think said Entity is not nearly as uptight as the humans who have unfairly projected their own anxieties onto said Entity...) But back to the substance of this feedback... this is an amazing artist! This artwork is perfect--and setting its own standard, not in comparison to any other individual thing nor creation... another thing I thought (and this is coming from someone whose home is filling with completely fabulous art that I love.... was that, if I were to find myself (in a most surreal way) to be stuck in just one room for an indefinite period of time, with only one painting to look at, this is the painting I would want. It is the cycle of creation, the quickening of the pulse as an opportunity arises, the resurgence of spring, the impact of imagination into years of Real Life; it is being young and being old at the same time and the curious opening rush of mind that can look back on years that have never even yet happened. Now I guess you know why I love this art.