The Beautifully Smudgetastic Series by Andy Denzler
Armida Ascano — September 29, 2010 — Art & Design
References: andydenzler & todayandtomorrow.net
Zurich-born artist Andy Denzler has a knack for human form. Though these abstract paintings are not detailed still life depictions, the smudgy art does convey a sense of human memory that is instantly recognizable.
Andy Denzler lends himself to the concept of the human mind, as the series shows the kind of hazy images that one can see by simply closing their eyes. Each painting depicts a scene that feels familiar, making the work of Andy Denzler a true work of the mind.
Andy Denzler lends himself to the concept of the human mind, as the series shows the kind of hazy images that one can see by simply closing their eyes. Each painting depicts a scene that feels familiar, making the work of Andy Denzler a true work of the mind.
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