Spherical joy painting 132122410

Spherical Joy Painting 132.122410

Piece description from the artist

This painting is part of a large body of work I did a number of years ago. It has it's playful, whimsical (which I love) and yet very abstract side to it. When people think of abstract they always take it so seriously but some of these are not. They are more of a necessary whimsy because sometimes I just need to create without words or thoughts, just with the color and paper before me. It is simpler that way and in such a complicated world it is necessary to free the mind of unnecessary clutter. Don't you think?!

This is an original oil, ink and gouache painting on acid free paper and is 17” x 11."

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About Kris Haas

Portland, OR

Internationally collected artist Kris Haas (selling her work online since 2009) works have been featured in 4 different television shows, such as AMC's Mad Men, Property Brothers, Leverage, and The Politician, numerous corporate collections, and countless private collections in over 20 countries across the globe.

The need to create has always been there, ever since she was a little girl. It is a primal one, not an academic one, which is why she chose to for the most part skip the academia route aside from a couple of classes. She always feels as if the best classroom was in the studio, doing the work, and following her intuition, the words would come later. Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. More often they don't since having had 4 concussions and a permanent Brain Injury Disability since 2004.

With that said, she is drawn to color, shapes, and movement in that order mostly but not all the time. Kris thinks it is important to give the color space to breathe in order to be understood and really seen and not crowded too much. She likes to give it space to dance, to move, to let the viewer to imagine what the painting could have looked like seconds before it was finished and if it was alive what could it have looked like moments after it was created. This describes her earlier works and in staying true to her nature as a person and artist she evolves to let more complex structures into her life like her recent Disjointed Reality body of work and it's derivative Worn & Torn.

Kris' more recent works encapsulate a putting back of her 'disjointed' life', since finally being stable enough, after many years of instability since acquiring her Brain Injury, & even though she feels 'worn & torn' because of life's challenges, through it all she still chooses to create something meaningful, something beautiful, instead of getting caught up in 'what might have been.'

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