Untitled (Weather), 1999–2001

This piece documents a panoramic abstract painting in high-resolution detail. The image is an exploration of weather as atmosphere (invisible but sensible) and the materiality of the way the pigment has been applied. It represents our relationship to natural forces and the environment, which can only be conceived of in discrete frames and moments in time.

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2024-10-01
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Untitled (Weather), 1999–2001

Joan Waltemath
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Untitled (Weather), 1999–2001

Joan Waltemath
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Abstract

This piece documents a panoramic abstract painting in high-resolution detail. The image is an exploration of weather as atmosphere (invisible but sensible) and the materiality of the way the pigment has been applied. It represents our relationship to natural forces and the environment, which can only be conceived of in discrete frames and moments in time.

PublicVol. 35(70)
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Art, Technology, and Culture
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