Discovery

Irridescence

Mixed Medium on Paper
23 x 30 in
(58.42 x 76.2 cm)
Max Shertz

From Max Shertz' Essays "Frontiers of Ecstasy"

You cannot have your foot on the stage and in the audience at the same time for the stretch is beyond your strength. Keep your eye away from the audience and you will be lured into the process of the Unconscious

Subject Matter: Abstract
Created: 1995
Collections: Works of the 90's

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Max Shertz

Torrance, CA

Irridescence

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