Anti-Orthoism (A.O.) breaks the barriers of the typical, orthogonal-shaped canvas. As a result, a concept eventually develops into a precision-built canvas, almost sculpture-like form, beginning with a careful planning process.In this early stage of development, the artist is at liberty to communicate their thoughts in multiple dimensions. The basic, general scheme of the design determines the form of the painting. From this, an axis can attach secondary elements to the main body of the canvas. This example can be seen in A.O.1, my first Anti Orthoism...more
