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Tony Just

Tony reacts to negative space created by inspiring elements of process he builds around emotionally charged objects, like wine spilled into books (relating to a singular experience of a specific novel) or the negative spaces between his own fingers. About his intentions, Just has said: “Using elements of abstraction, representation, illustration and duplication I try to produce paintings which show the infinite possibilities of interpretation. The magic of seeing images revealed or dissolved. To move the viewer just a little bit closer to seeing something they may have missed.” 

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abstract painter living in Raleigh, NC- follow my blog to help build my mailing list! View all posts by sterlingsart

Unknown's avatarAuthor sterlingsartPosted on October 27, 2020November 13, 2020Categories Abstract Painting, artistsTags minimalistart, tomyjust

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