Colour Charts
One day I visited Santa Barbara. As I walked the sunny streets of California I had my small camera in my trouser pocket. What I didn’t know was that the camera took pictures all along. That evening at home I saw my camera’s work and loved it: she had used the fabric of my pants as a filter and together with the differing lights and colours of the surroundings she had reached a whole palette of all different kinds of colourful shades. In combination these shades reminded me of some of Gerhard Richter’s paintings. As an answer to the question if one could do “objective” art he took ready made colour charts and reproduced them in his paintings. Can art be objective? I don’t know and I’m not very interested in that question myself. But I believe in random, accidental moments. Situations as little gifts from the universe that we could never have planned the way they occurred. That’s life. That’s art. That’s the way I love it.
soulpics 
What a beautiful sunday morning surprise!
Hey there, my lovely fellow student, did you recognize these young boys at the lake?
In our phantasy we can imagine many paintings out of these colours.
wonderfu! so playful. thank you for sharing. I will be sure to follow. Sat Nam, Ji.
Thanxxxx soo much, Rachel, and Sat Nam.
Darling thomas,
congratulations on your blog it is beautiful!!!
thank you for sharing your work…such softness and beauty.
love and light
ling lingxx
Merci vielmals, good to hear from you, darling!