frank minogue
I approach each piece with a certain whimsy and intuition. I begin with a mark, rather than a set idea. Then I just see what happens next.
I enjoy creating an unreal space, an other landscape—more mindscape at times. Most of my work has a chaotic feel to it. Colors smash again stone another, edges bleed together, and lines rise and tangle. Each pastel is its own poem, with its own hidden codes, with its own harmonies and disharmonies.
If your sketchbook had a superpower, what would it be?
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