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Saturday, March 31, 2012

honeycomb (2nd)

          
the second sheet of thick honeycomb cardboard, papers, tape, earth and vegetable natural pigments and etcs.  interested in maintaining a similarly scaled grid and color as in the first honeycomb.

Friday, March 30, 2012

bud leafs (20 days)

                                                            bud leafs (10 days)                                     ©Greg Patch

Thursday, March 29, 2012

spiral fan

        
spiral fan                   37" x 38"                    mixed eco materials  

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

 
 with the top photo there is a pile of insect/fungus or something sheathing off strips from the 4" x 4" post in the ground. one strip in the walkway is pointing at the strawberry plants. strawberry likes a bedding mulch so i removed the "waste" strips and laid them about most of the plants seen in the second photo.
the photos document this recent garden sketch...

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

moss garden


Moss growing in the cracks of the concrete steps in the backyard is where I harvested for "life is good waiting for moss to grow" and "spiral fan".  Wanting to tend the moss as a wild environment I carefully selected the moss I harvested, less than 25% of the colony, leaving most in place so to continue its growth here. In the early stages with my experimenting using moss growing in a yogurt culture in my painting I also want to have access to this moss in the future. In the finished pieces the moss/yogurt hasn't taken due to my stopping watering the moss. I'm satisfied for now with the textures, form and the energy of the moss/yogurt with the two paintings. There's a certain expectancy of life in them.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

basketball double helix

these were each done in 2007 with hard beeswax/pigment following the movement of the ball during an entire basketball game(s).

basketball double helix 1

basketball double helix 2

basketball double helix 3

basketball double helix 4