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Nro.32

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Photographic piece of John Mc Cam's painting. Additional details of the photographed painting: Nro.32 150x100cm Acrylic on canvas John Mc Cam “The conflict, or harmony, between color and form is one of the oldest in art history. Through a post-postmodern lens -- a conceptual lens which places emphasis on philosophical ideas that supersede the art object itself -- McCam provides a refreshingly sincere exploration of this most fundamental of artistic conflicts. How does color function in our lives? What does color mean? What behaviors and properties does color possess? Each viewer is faced with the daunting prospect of constructing a framework of understanding around the principles of color. The artist, both earnestly and playfully, presents us with an exciting quandary: through our subjective interpretive processes, is it possible to create form and context out of our visceral, aesthetic experiences? In the great tradition of Color Field artists -- like Clyfford Still, Robert Motherwell, and Barnett Newman, et al -- McCam plays with color and shape in such a way as to remind us of the fundamentals of art itself. Pushing the discourse even further, McCam's work prompts us to consider the form and function of aesthetic properties elsewhere in our highly visualized lives. Can color assume form? Is there form without color? And how does this primitive conflict provoke subconscious sensation and behavioral interaction in our daily lives? Prompting these questions and more, McCam's work serves as a conscious symbol for our unconscious reception of visual information and stimulus, and the curious ways we each develop experience on our own terms through interaction with our environment.” Chad Wys, Visual Artist Bloomington, IL (USA)

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