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A technique discovered/invented after years of experimentation yeilded this and a whole series of paintings which are unlike any I've seen. The extremely minute detail and an organic quality triggers a primordial social instinct which causes the viewer see many human like and animal faces and body parts as the brain scans for something familiar and finds nothing.

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20"x16" acrylic on masonite gesso board
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Fine Art Acrylic Abstract graceful organic wet

19 Comments

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ruth sears

ruth sears 25 Jul 2010

I just had the most wonderful laugh over your bio,very unique at that,goes with your art,you are multi= talented.

R.R. Cabarga
Artist Reply: Oh dear I just changed my bio! Hopefully this ones as good.
Olga van Dijk

Olga van Dijk 12 Jul 2008

Would love to know your technique RR... I would love to see more of this work!! --Love and Light~Olga

John Enright

John Enright 07 Jun 2008

me like ooozingz. love em long time. keep it up ;)

Anonymous Guest 28 Apr 2008

MOOR OOZINGS PLEASE! HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Anonymous Guest 13 Apr 2008

Happy Birthday

Anonymous Guest 13 Apr 2008

Happy Birthday

Karen Cash

Karen Cash 12 May 2007

VERY intriguing! whatever your technique is, it produces some of the most wonderful abstract art I've ever seen! (p.s....love your wit also...lol :-) )

Renata Cavanaugh

Renata Cavanaugh 22 Apr 2007

Excellent work

Lucia Stewart

Lucia Stewart 14 Apr 2007

Stunning and amazing work!!!

annette steens

annette steens 14 Apr 2007

well, this is great abstract art!! Wonderful!

Anonymous Guest 13 Apr 2007

Wonderful shapes!

Julia Scorupsky

Julia Scorupsky 13 Apr 2007

Very interesting, lots of imagination!

Joke Schotting

Joke Schotting 13 Apr 2007

Very interesting !!!!!!

cathy sharpe

cathy sharpe 13 Apr 2007

Hi there again R. R. this is so brilliant, I actually on studying for a while find sensual, woderfull flowing!!

R.R. Cabarga
Artist Reply: The cool thing about this series is that you can turn the canvas in any orientation and see a completely different set of objects. No brushes or tools means you can also look at them under magnification and they don't lose resolution (speaking in computer terms) I wish I could take credit for every line and shape because the naturally occurring forms are more abstract than I would never think of.
Monika Moore

Monika Moore 12 Apr 2007

This takes me to the world I know exists but I seldom acknowledge. Great work, R.R.

John Fish

John Fish 12 Apr 2007

intriguing and very beautiful

Phil Cashdollar

Phil Cashdollar 12 Apr 2007

great work...PhilC a 10

Charles Jones

Charles Jones 11 Apr 2007

Yes, this is interesting. The brain always try to 'find' something it can latch onto even in non-representational work like this. When I was bedridden as I child, I used to stare up at the ceiling and see objects, faces, figures, etc. Some of that 'sensibility' goes into my work even now. Interesting and intriguing work, R.R.

Jerry

Jerry 11 Apr 2007

Very interesting picture!

R.R. Cabarga
Artist Reply: Thank you, I was very lucky with this one. Thanks for your positive feedback on my others as well. I believe I will go have a looksee at yours right now.