When I learned how to paint a watercolor in nature with a single color layer and without the pencil sketch 1993

Alfred Freddy Krupa's 1993 watercolor painting "When I learned how to paint a watercolor in nature with a single color layer and without the pencil sketch" showcases the artist's experimentation with watercolor technique. The painting's title suggests a personal exploration of the medium, focusing on layering washes of color to depict a scene in nature. The painting itself features a loose, expressive style with vibrant hues of green, blue, and yellow. The abstract forms hint at a landscape, possibly a wooded area with a bridge, leaving the viewer to interpret the specific details. This work exemplifies Krupa's early exploration of watercolor and abstract expressionism.