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Paintstrokes Through Time

This brilliant yet somber series by David Ambarzumjan shows various landscapes that are radically altered by large paint strokes, in which we see both the past and the present revealed. It’s a fascinating concept, executed solidly, giving us a window to a different time.
In the first, we see a virgin green landscape, radically altered in the paint stroke, revealing Manhattan. The series is called Landscapes in Time. Via My Modern Met:david-ambarzumjan-brushstroke-painting-1
“The brushstrokes showcase another moment in time, and they also double as the lightning rods for change.”
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6 Comments

  1. Lawrence Monteiro

    This proves that nothing is permanent except change.
    Like said in Alice in Wonderland, you got to run as fast as you can, just to remain in one place. Thus is change.
    The time machine remains a myth, at least for now

  2. Lenore L Wilkison

    Amazing. So evocative. I can imagine myself slipping back and forth between the two time periods.

  5. Doris

    I love your mail. Some of the most interesting things in our world. I chance to see things without traveling (hard to travel any more at 90 years but allows me to travel with my laptop. The most mesmerizing site on my laptop. Thank you .

  6. Danny Brill

    Beautiful and amazing work. Thanks for sharing!!!

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